The process of bringing community and family members into court to publicly state their condemnation of a criminal's behavior and to accept the responsibility for reintegrating the offender back into the community is called:
A) community policing
B) stigmatizing shaming
C) labeling
D) reintegrative shaming

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The process described in the question is known as reintegrative shaming, which involves bringing together the offender, their family, and the community to publicly acknowledge the harm caused by the offender's actions, condemn the behavior, and take responsibility for reintegrating the offender back into society. This approach is meant to encourage positive change and rehabilitation rather than simply punishing the offender. Community policing refers to a broader approach to law enforcement that emphasizes partnership between police and the community, while stigmatizing shaming and labeling are not related to this particular process.

The Process of Bringing Community and Family Members into Court