In order to meet their specific intended goals, intermediate sanctions are usually not used conjunction with one another.

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Intermediate sanctions are often used in conjunction with one another in order to address the specific needs and risks of an individual offender while also providing a graduated response to their behavior. For example, an offender may be required to participate in a combination of electronic monitoring, community service, and substance abuse treatment programs.

In Order to Meet Their Specific Intended Goals, Intermediate Sanctions