boot camp

boot camp.

1. A camp for basic training of Navy or Marine Corps recruits.

2. A military-like facility esp. for juvenile offenders. • Boot camps are specialized programs for offenders who are generally nonviolent males from 17 to 25 years old. While proponents applaud the success of these programs, others find their long-term success limited at best. See shock incarceration under INCARCERATION.

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