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EXPLAIN YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE AND HOW IT APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING CASE VIGNETTE.
Jorge is a 56-year-old male from Puerto Rico and the youngest of nine children. He
has a history of trauma and criminal offending that has included the unexpected
death of his father at age 5, childhood sexual victimization, poverty, prostitution,
drug dealing, substance abuse (heroin addiction), and recidivism (incarcerated two
times). At age 17, he reported committing armed robbery to support his heroin
addiction and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. During his prison term, he
continued to use drugs. He violated parole within 15 months of release after being
charged with sexual offense of a minor and possession of controlled dangerous
substances, and as a result, is now serving his second and current 45-year
sentence. In prison, he has spent 8 of the past 15 years in solitary confinement. He
perceives prison as “an overcrowded monster” designed to hold, degrade, and
punish people. He views the staff as disinterested and disengaged and is
despondent over the limited access to counseling and education rehabilitative
services. Jorge was diagnosed with cancer 6 months ago while in prison and is
projected to receive parole in 14 years when he is in his late seventies. He has not
had any contact with family in over 5 years and reports feeling depressed