The answer is B. In the American legal system, "boot camps" are usually meant for juveniles. Boot camps are the government action as a correctional and penal system for offenders especially juveniles. They are modeled based on military recruitment training. Boot camps are criticized due to its lethal way of traumatizing children and teens.
Boot camps, a common sentencing tactic since the 1980s, are designed to regiment juvenile offenders into a life of order and discipline, much like military boot camp. This is offered for first time offenders instead of jail time or probation.
