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·       7/27/23: Call with Sarah Fineran (Research Director, IDOC) to discuss the status of signatures on the Phase II Letter of Interest and the scope of technical assistance during Phase II.
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·       7/27/23: Call with Sarah Fineran (Research Director, IDOC) to discuss the status of signatures on the Phase II Letter of Interest and the scope of technical assistance during Phase II.
Analysis Area 1:?Detail the impact and cost/benefit of Iowa Department of Corrections?
Analysis Area 1:?Detail the impact and cost/benefit of Iowa Department of Corrections?
Analysis Area 1:?Detail the impact and cost/benefit of Iowa Department of Corrections?
Analysis Area 1:?Detail the impact and cost/benefit of Iowa Department of Corrections?
Analysis Area 1:?Detail the impact and cost/benefit of Iowa Department of Corrections?
Analysis Area 1: Detail the impact and cost/benefit of Iowa Department of Corrections’ (IDOC) revocation-reduction efforts on public safety by determining how violations, revocations, and offending patterns by people on community supervision changed during the pandemic and estimating the impact of that change on public safety. The cost/benefit of the revocation-reduction efforts will be assessed by working with IDOC to estimate a cost of the revocation-reduction efforts in terms of staffing, caseloads, and other related costs, then balancing those costs against the impact on public safety.
Analysis Area 1: Detail the impact and cost/benefit of Iowa Department of Corrections’ (IDOC) revocation-reduction efforts on public safety by determining how violations, revocations, and offending patterns by people on community supervision changed during the pandemic and estimating the impact of that change on public safety. The cost/benefit of the revocation-reduction efforts will be assessed by working with IDOC to estimate a cost of the revocation-reduction efforts in terms of staffing, caseloads, and other related costs, then balancing those costs against the impact on public safety.
Analysis Area 1: Detail the impact and cost/benefit of Iowa Department of Corrections’ (IDOC) revocation-reduction efforts on public safety by determining how violations, revocations, and offending patterns by people on community supervision changed during the pandemic and estimating the impact of that change on public safety. The cost/benefit of the revocation-reduction efforts will be assessed by working with IDOC to estimate a cost of the revocation-reduction efforts in terms of staffing, caseloads, and other related costs, then balancing those costs against the impact on public safety.
Analysis Area 1: Detail the impact and cost/benefit of Iowa Department of Corrections’ (IDOC) revocation-reduction efforts on public safety by determining how violations, revocations, and offending patterns by people on community supervision changed during the pandemic and estimating the impact of that change on public safety. The cost/benefit of the revocation-reduction efforts will be assessed by working with IDOC to estimate a cost of the revocation-reduction efforts in terms of staffing, caseloads, and other related costs, then balancing those costs against the impact on public safety.