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Instructions: Analyze the role of
community corrections to address the needs of special populations. When
conducting your analysis consider those special correctional populations that
are more appropriately served with community corrections supervision instead of
incarceration.
Each assignment is due Sunday, 11:59 pm
EST of the appropriate week. The assignment covers the material from the
textbook(s) and the supplemental citations. Each student submission to the
assignment needs to be 2-3 pages with APA 7th ed.
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examination on current research of a particular problem, they also need include
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the following:
Journal of Criminology
Crime and Public Opinion
Journal of Criminal Justice and Public Policy
Justice Quarterly: JQ
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Role of Community
Corrections
Student’s Name
Institution
Course Name
Instructor
Due Date
Role of Community Corrections
Special populations need specialized services when undergoing community correctional services. Individuals with mental and physical disabilities make the major portion of special needs populations and need to be given effective care. Assessment programs and treatment should consider the culprit's differences in gender, culture, age, and type of felony (Clear et al., 2018). Special populations are legible for favorable options while under correctional services, failure to which their conditions are vulnerable to deterioration. Suppose the issues of the mentally sick are not properly addressed. In that case, they are likely to recycle through social service and the criminal justice system repeatedly due to the ignorance of their special problem. Plaintiffs with exceptional felonies tend to suffer from personality, stigma, and self-esteem issues that adversely interfere with their transformational process. Community treatment programs and correctional officers should provide effective transformational service to the population with...