A four-year-old girl is missing, and police are interrogating a suspect that they are sure knows of her whereabouts. The suspect refuses to disclose any information, citing his right to remain silent. Frustrated, the police decide that if they put some pressure on the suspect by using their bully sticks to beat him, he will eventually turn over the information. It might result in some broken bones for the suspect but if he gives up the girl's location, it will save her. Their superior reminds them that it would be illegal to torture the suspect for information. His officers comply but complain about the law. With what model of criminal justice would the police officers' ideas MOST closely align?
rehabilitation and reintegration
crime control
due process
vigilante justice