Massachusetts responds to probation challenges with a different approach
MPS is oriented toward keeping people in treatment in the community, using graduated sanctions and incentives to improve compliance with supervision and avoid incarceration. Evidence shows that this approach reduces recidivism and improves public safety. MPS and the Trial Court have introduced proactive measures to help probationers access health care, locate housing, and obtain employment.
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