The movement that seeks to establish correctional programs falling between standard probation and prison is referred to as the movement.
A) secondary sanctions
B) indeterminate sanctions
C) primary sanctions
D) intermediate sanctions

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The movement referred to is the intermediate sanctions movement, which aims to create correctional options that are more intensive than traditional probation but less severe than prison sentences. These can include house arrest, intensive supervision, and boot camps, among others.

The Movement That Seeks to Establish Correctional Programs Falling Between