Community corrections is a broad term used to capture a variety of correctional alternatives with one common characteristic: they are less restrictive than institutional corrections, in that they are literally operated in the community.

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Community corrections are indeed less restrictive than institutional corrections and are operated in the community. Examples include probation, parole, electronic monitoring, and halfway houses.

Community Corrections Is a Broad Term Used to Capture a Variety