Programs
Research has shown that a system of swift, certain, and modest sanctions can motivate compliance in community corrections. This approach has yielded reductions in drug use, recidivism, and incarceration rates across the country. The SCF Center currently partners with agencies in more than a dozen states, including those funded by BJA, shown here. (See BJA-Funded Swift Certain Fair Models).
Partnering Community Supervision with Accountability Courts
Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council
Summit County Offender Recidivism Reduction (SCORR) Program
County of Summit (Ohio), Adult Probation Department
The SCF Center partnered with these agencies formerly funded by BJA:
Recidivism Elimination Supervision Enhancement Team (RESET)
New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision
Phased Approach to Statewide Expansion of PACE in Probation and Parole
Alaska Department of Corrections
SMART Supervision for Emerging Adults
Hidalgo County (Tex.) Community Supervision and Corrections Department
