Why Is There Less Funding for Community Corrections as Compared

question 114

Multiple Choice

Why is there less funding for community corrections as compared to more traditional correctional options?

• A) The public views community corrections as "soft on crime."
• B) The public is generally not supportive of community corrections.
• C) Communities are supportive of correctional facilities in their neighborhood.
• D) Both because the public is not supportive and views community corrections as "soft on crime."
• E) All of the above.

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