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Washington, DC, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency Community Supervision Program
Posted on August 1, 2017 by Lauren Rilling

csosa.gov/about/financial/budget/2018/CSP-FY18-CBJ-05232017.pdf

In our FY 2014–2018 Strategic Plan, CSP established one outcome indicator and one outcome-oriented performance goal related to public safety:
1. Decreasing recidivism among the supervised offender population, and
2. Successful completion of supervision.
In considering these outcome measures, CSOSA recognizes the well-established connection among criminogenic needs, behavioral health (both substance abuse and mental health challenges) and crime. Long-term success in reducing recidivism depends upon two key factors:
1. Identifying and treating criminogenic needs, as well as addressing behavioral health issues and other social problems among the offender population; and
2. Establishing swift and certain consequences for violations of release conditions.

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