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Local law enforcement agencies are increasingly relying on the use of diversion programs to reduce incarceration for misdemeanor offenders in the hopes of rehabilitating that person through treatment and social programs to reduce recidivism.
Research shows that almost 3 percent of the U.S. population is under some form of supervision within the correctional and public safety system.
But are these programs working?
What treatments are most effective?
Are arrests being reduced as a result of Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion?
Technology is needed to manage and track the key elements of diversion to answer these key questions and others to measure program performance, client success, and outcomes.
Research shows that almost 3 percent of the U.S. population is under some form of supervision within the correctional and public safety system.
But are these programs working?
What treatments are most effective?
Are arrests being reduced as a result of Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion?
Technology is needed to manage and track the key elements of diversion to answer these key questions and others to measure program performance, client success, and outcomes.
Date Created: February 3, 2021