Nonresidential community corrections programs with a greater proportion of higher-risk offenders are more successful that those with more low-risk offenders.

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Research suggests that nonresidential community corrections programs are more effective when they focus on higher-risk offenders, as these individuals have more room for improvement and benefit more from structured interventions.

Nonresidential Community Corrections Programs with a Greater Proportion of Higher-Risk