Answer:
Findings are consistent: participation in correctional education reduces recidivism.
Explanation:
After reading the Evaluation of the Windham School District Correctional Education Programs, it becomes clear that offenders who obtained a GED while incarcerated actually had lower rates of recidivism, (compared to offenders who did not have a GED). Programs are designed with the aim to provide offenders with the skills needed to obtain employment when they are released, so it's easier for them to fit into society.
I think it was a typo and you meant "buy" not "but"
and they would be happy because this means that the company is planning to increase the production, which would likely lead to a renewed or increased empowerment of people.
Tinker v. Des Moines, and Hazelwood v. kuhlmeier is the Supreme Court is about freedom of speech case, and United States v. Nixon is the rule of law case so the only answer is In Re Gault
I agree with the answer above, A and B are definititly not true, and D was abit if-fy. C and E however were pretty clear choices to be right answers. So I would go with C and E.