Evidence-based practices in community corrections

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Community Corrections

Question 1.

A. Explain what is meant by evidence-based practices in community corrections.

B. Why are these practices important to use when evaluating the effectiveness in achieving correctional goals?

Question 2.

Discuss Probation and/or Parole. Explain why this is a good topic to research and its importance to Community corrections.

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