Which of the following is supported by the more punitive approaches taken to address school-related crime problems?

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The term "school-to-prison pipeline" refers to the trend where harsh disciplinary measures, such as zero-tolerance policies and overly punitive sentencing, result in students being pushed out of schools and into the criminal justice system. This approach is a more punitive response to school-related crime problems and is reflected in the use of measures such as school resource officers and metal detectors, which are intended to enforce discipline and security. Biometrics and crime mapping may be used as tools to prevent and respond to school-related crime, but they do not necessarily reflect a more punitive approach. The economy is not directly related to punitive approaches to school-related crime.

Which of the Following Is Supported by the More Punitive