What is the correct procedure if an inmate exhibits program failure?

When an inmate exhibits program failure, the appropriate procedure is to review the case and take it to committee. This step is critical because it involves a collaborative approach to understanding the underlying causes of the program failure. By reviewing the specifics of the situation, including the inmate’s behavioral patterns, participation levels, and any external factors that might have contributed to the failure, the committee can make informed decisions on how to best address the issues at hand.

This process also allows for a comprehensive assessment involving various professionals, ensuring that any interventions are tailored specifically to the inmate’s needs. Such interventions may include additional support, adjustments to the program, or alternative programming options that better suit the inmate’s circumstances. Overall, taking the matter to a committee is integral to ensuring that the response is thoughtful, systematic, and aligned with correctional policies designed to support inmate rehabilitation.