This is a sociology class on Crime and Society, specifically SOCI 2450A. you will need to answer the ...

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This is a sociology class on Crime and Society, specifically SOCI 2450A. you will need to answer the discussion post below. reflect an adequate understanding and engagement with the reading material, and be respectful in both tone and content. I have attached the reading and lecture in order to answer this discussion thoroughly without using any outside sources. you can only use the readings and lecture that I've attached. You must refer to readings in your text. THE USE OF AI AND PLAGIARISM IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.  In the readings for Classes #10-12, several articles critically reflect on reforms made to the Canadian criminal justice system as well as take up alternative approaches to justice. For example, Piché and Larsen (2010) end their article by suggesting, “as more and more human beings either find themselves contained within prison walls or have their freedoms restricted by diffused controls that pervade daily life, penal abolitionists must unite and consolidate efforts with other connected social justice movements struggling against domination and injustice to purge our world of the ‘current carceral binge’” (p. 406). Engaging these readings, what alternative approaches to justice (if any) do you think might be useful in responding to the problems of crime and criminalization in Canada (e.g., restorative justice, prison abolition, diversion)? Be sure to carefully explain and justify your reasoning.