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>it describes the perspective of a student, a client. The student is not the client. The student didn't pay for it. The student didn't ask to be there. The stu

• Cthulhu_ 5y ago
  It's an interesting doublespeak to use for someone who is effectively interred - a prisoner, basically, but extralegal in that they weren't convicted to them. I think anyway, I'm sure there's plenty of these camps that actually are court mandated.
  • legacynl 5y ago
    > I'm sure there's plenty of these camps that actually are court mandated. That may be, but in those cases you would be talking about behavior problems that resulted in problems with the law, trial, guilt and conviction. Those cases are per definition a sub-set of the much larger group of people that are innocent, don't get in trouble with the law, don't go to trial, aren't convicted, but still are sent to these internment facilities. If these facilities were limited to kids that are actually mandated by court to go there, then it would be a VERY different story.