Which of the following is NOT one of the three major arguments offered to support the community corrections movement in the United States?

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The three major arguments for supporting the community corrections movement include reducing tax revenues spent on corrections by transferring costs to less-expensive local facilities (B), reducing prison populations in general (C), and reducing the number and rate of people sentenced to state prisons (D). The option about reducing the number and rate of people sentenced to intermediate sanctions (A) does not align with the movement's goals, which focus on alternatives to incarceration rather than reducing intermediate sanctions.

Which of the Following Is NOT One of the Three