1. Restitution and Service: Peter would make amends to the community he harmed by performing restitution, such as cleaning up vandalized property or working at a soup kitchen. He would also engage in service activities, such as mentoring younger children or working with the elderly, to learn to be a contributing member of society.
2. Outward Bound Program: Peter would participate in an intensive wilderness therapy program called Outward Bound. This program would involve challenging outdoor activities, such as hiking, camping, and canoeing, designed to help Peter develop self-reliance, teamwork skills, and a deeper connection with nature.
The lawyer argues that either of these solutions would provide a more effective and rehabilitative approach for Peter than incarceration, allowing him to learn from his mistakes and develop positive behaviors. By focusing on restitution, service, and outdoor experiences, Peter would have the opportunity to make amends to those he harmed, learn from his mistakes, and develop positive coping skills.