Evaluation of Newer Intensive Supervision Probation Programs Indicates That They

Multiple Choice

Evaluation of newer intensive supervision probation programs indicates that they:

A) are not as effective as prison in terms of rehabilitation and deterrence.
B) reduce costs and increase the likelihood of rehabilitation when combined with drug treatment and other service.
C) only work for the most serious offenders.
D) are effective at rehabilitation, but the services required make them more costly than prisons.