This detailed essay explores how various criminal justice systems promote desistance through the use of therapeutic jurisprudence frameworks, with a focus on countries within the EU and Commonwealth. It introduces key desistance theories—including age-graded theory, narrative-identity theory, and cognitive transformation theory—before examining how therapeutic jurisprudence supports rehabilitation. The essay is structured into clear sections, making it ideal for students studying criminology, criminal justice, or legal theory. Teachers can use this as an exemplar for essay structure, theory application, or comparative system analysis. A valuable resource for deepening understanding of desistance and reform-based justice approaches.
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