You are the judge in Scott's case. To reduce the chances of Scott repeating his crimes, you are considering adding mandatory counseling to his sentence of imprisonment. You have learned that Scott's mother is dying from cancer and cannot afford treatment. Rehabilitation, and counseling in particular, could offer Scott help with overcoming his criminal behavior. Counseling could help Scott learn to make better choices in his life instead of turning to crime. Providing counseling to Scott would be costly, and many counselors already have more clients than they can handle. Although counseling has helped many incarcerated individuals turn their lives around, there is no guarantee that it will work. To determine proper sentencing, one must consider not only the crime, but also the convicted person's chances of rehabilitation. When determining a sentence, there are many factors to consider. Which alternative do you choose for Scott's sentencing