Which term specifically denotes a system designed to reintegrate offenders through rehabilitation and support?

• A. Inclusionary regime
• B. Penal-welfarism
• C. Homicide
• D. Justifiable homicide

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is a system that aims to bring offenders back into society through rehabilitation and ongoing support, focusing on helping them reintegrate rather than solely punishing them. The term that best conveys this approach is inclusionary regime, which signals a framework built around social inclusion, targeted programs, and services designed to reduce reoffending—education, job training, mental health and housing support, and strong community ties.

Penal-welfarism centers on humane treatment and welfare within the penal system, but it doesn’t necessarily denote a comprehensive reintegration framework. Homicide and justifiable homicide are acts of killing, not descriptions of a reform-oriented justice system, so they don’t fit.