NOT a feature of community corrections.

• A. Supervision
• B. Programming
• C. Community involvement
• D. Institutional involvement

Answer: (D)

Community corrections focus on managing offenders within the community to support rehabilitation and reduce reoffending. The key elements are supervision (like probation or parole conditions that monitor behavior), programming (treatment and skill-building services such as substance abuse treatment or anger management), and active involvement with the community (collaboration with local service providers, employers, and neighborhood resources to aid reintegration).

Institutional involvement, by contrast, refers to activities and oversight that occur inside a correctional facility, such as a prison or jail. That place-based approach is not a feature of community corrections, whose whole purpose is to operate outside of institutions and keep individuals connected to the community while ensuring compliance with conditions and access to services.