What changes do you think would make the programs more effective?

For the final essay please consider the following:Chapter 11, The Future, presented Adrian Raine’s fictional LOMBROSO program. It works something like the program seen in the movie Minority Report – through series of tests and assessments, adult individuals with a predisposition to crime and criminal behavior are removed from society for treatment and, if possible, eventual release back into the community.A second initiative is soon launched, this one focused on children and teenagers. In this case, these minors are removed from their homes and placed in residential treatment programs to help try and address their possible criminal future. Parents have no say in the matter; the State has decided that this is for the greater good and it must be done. The chapter continues on, showing how this slippery slope can get even more slippery as time goes on. Your task is two-fold: First, assess Raine’s LOMBROSO and NCSP programs. What changes do you think would make the programs more effective? Is there a way we could make the programs be more inclusive of the civil liberties of those identified as at-risk? Second part: Starting on Page 357 is the section “The Neuroethics of Neurocriminology: Should this happen?” Read this section over, then give me your honest opinion – should it? Is this type of assessment beneficial? Is it moral? Is it fair?