1. Joseph M. Bessette argues that violent offenders do not deserve parole. In your opinion, should inmates convicted of violent crimes be paroled for outstanding behavior and progress in prison? Why or why not? 2. Charles L. Hobson contends that the lessening of penalties for drug possession by Proposition 36 is the “virtual decriminalization” of drug use. In your opinion, does this initiative decriminalize drug abuse? Provide examples from the viewpoints. 3. David Mulholland claims that creative sentencing can serve the community by protecting the public without imprisoning the offender. For instance, a man convicted of child molestation was sentenced to place a sign in front of his house warning children to stay away. Do you agree with the author that these creative sentences should be enforced? Does the fact that some creative sentences may infringe upon an offender’s Constitutional rights influence your opinion? Why or...