How would you divide up your caseload-by housing unit

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Q1. What are some of the issues that you and your case managers are experiencing with the current caseloads?

Q2. How would you divide up your caseload-by housing unit, offense type, length of time left in sentence, treatment needs, or others? Why would you use this approach?

Q3. How would you convince administration that the additional case managers are necessary, even with budgetary issues? What roles and responsibilities would be most important to administration?

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