Lee Yun-ho: Correctional science

There is no regret that academic interest is less active for a while than during the 1960s and '80s when orthodontics were relatively active. Even more tragic is the concern that since the criminal's release, re-registerment and reportability are not improved, and that the importance of the school system should be stressed in a situation where crime problems in general are not improving, the real interest in reform and the academic interest it has is not going to go beyond expectations. This is also the reason why we have not been able to do so much reforming and renovating, even though the writer's ability and lack of passion have increased, for more than 30 years since proofography first came out of the world. The reason for the addition of orthodontics, despite this, is the fact that Izzie's desire to relieve her grief is a result of a very small amount of research. I don't doubt that the “restorative justice” which is becoming a part of modern criminal policy and the global trend of criminal justice can be no exception in Korea and correction. Although the whole section has dealt with a little bit of the restoration approach to proofreading, this edition of the supplements is a little more emphasis and a little less complementary.

Korean title: 교정학

Korean author: 이윤호

Korean publisher: 박영사

ISBN-13: 9791130311395