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Findings 6 findings
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The Custody Alternatives Program (CAP) is vital to decreasing jail overcrowding.
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There are presently insufficient written criteria for the selection of inmates for CAP.
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There are no written guidelines to follow when an individual violates the terms of
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There are few statistics on how well CAP is working.
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There is a difference of opinion between police officers in the field and the
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As of April 1, 2013, AB 109 appears not to have resulted in critical jail overcrowding
Recommendations 6
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R1Page 16The Chief Deputy of Corrections should consider expanding the CAP Program in
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R2Page 16The Chief Deputy of Corrections should complete and adopt written guidelines for
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R3Page 16The Chief Deputy of Corrections should establish guidelines to follow when an
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R4Page 16The Chief Deputy of Corrections should establish a program to determine how
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R5Page 16The Probation Department should improve communication with law enforcement
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R6Page 16The Probation Department should contract with an independent data analyst to