PrisonCellOnline: Bootcamp for young offenders

THEY ROLL ONTO THE GROUNDS of the County Sheriff's Office Boot Camp in a prisoner transport van. Six juveniles are just moments from realizing that this is going to be the toughest day of their young lives. The van comes to an abrupt stop and within seconds the doors open to the sound of deputies voices.	"Don't look at me, I didn't tell you to look at me!" yells a drill instructor. The next few moments are meant to get their attention. They are quickly taught how to speak. "You say "sir" or "ma'am" at the beginning and end of every sentence! You understand me?" After some prodding, a sheepish, "Sir, yes, sir," escapes the mouth of a tearful boy.
These troubled kids have been ordered to the program by a juvenile court judge as punishment for their crimes.