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To confine offenders to their residences with limited exceptions, as a form of punishment and deterrence.

To monitor and rehabilitate offenders while they remain in the community under supervision.

To serve as the ultimate punitive measure and a deterrent for the most serious crimes.

To seize property connected to criminal activity as a deterrent and to disable the operations of criminal enterprises.

To compensate victims directly for their losses by the offender.

To provide a service to the community as a form of punishment and restitution.

To address underlying mental health issues that may contribute to criminal behavior, aiming for rehabilitation.

To redirect offenders, typically first-time or minor, to educational or treatment resources instead of traditional prosecution.

To reduce recidivism by providing offenders with skills and knowledge to help them reintegrate into society.

To allow offenders early release from prison under supervision for good behavior and rehabilitation.

To punish by legally expelling an offender from a community or country, historically used as an extreme measure.

To remove offenders from society, to punish, and to deter potential criminals.

To delay a sentenced punishment as long as the offender complies with certain conditions.

To punish the offender financially and deter similar crimes by others.