Remind us what rehabilitation is and how it draws on a particular theory of justice.

Then, answer the following: Does the theory provide a good rationale for the policy? Let's say you wrote that plea bargaining is utilitarian. Okay, where or what is the utility? How does it work in real life? Just because the policy uses a justification from the theory of utility doesn't mean it succeeds in real life.

What evidence can you gather and provide to argue that the theory of justice does or does not provide a good rationale for the policy? If you cannot find evidence, what hypothetical evidence would sway you one way or the other? Provide detailed examples.