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Community Service Law

Community Service Law refers to legal frameworks governing the implementation of community service as a form of punishment or rehabilitation for offenders. Instead of serving time in jail, individuals may be ordered by a court to complete a set number of hours performing unpaid work that benefits the community. This can include tasks like cleaning public spaces or helping local organizations. The goal is to promote accountability, restore relationships with the community, and foster a sense of civic responsibility, while also alleviating the burden on the criminal justice system.