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Probation is the most common form of community corrections for convicted offenders. Probation refers to a period where offenders are under strict supervision.
Inmate security level : a rating (minimum, medium or maximum) based on the assessment of the inmates institutional adjustment, escape risk and risk to public safety.
Classification refers to the placement or allocation of prisoners to one of several custody or supervision levels in order to match the prisoners individual risks and needs to correctional resources and the appropriate supervision regime.
These include the principles of risk, needs, and responsivity. The principle of risk is that treatment is most effective on high-risk offenders. The needs principle holds that effective treatments will be those that take dynamic, criminogenic needsthose most likely to cause continued lawbreakinginto account.
Probation: most common correctional treatment; offender does not go to jail/prison, but rather faces the consequences by following strict rules of conduct whilst still in the community with the supervision of a probation officer.
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