Correctional Counselor (CC1) Practice Exam

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Within how many days of release can an inmate not be transferred, according to the regulations?

60 days
90 days
120 days
30 days

The correct answer is: 90 days

The correct response indicates that an inmate cannot be transferred within 90 days of their release. This regulation is designed to ensure that inmates are given adequate time to prepare for their reintegration into society after their release. It acknowledges the importance of stability and consistency in the period leading up to an inmate's return to the community. This timeframe allows for sufficient focus on post-release planning, including securing housing, continuing education, or vocational training and accessing necessary support services. It reflects an understanding of the transition challenges many individuals face when leaving a correctional facility. The other options represent shorter or longer periods which do not align with this regulatory guideline, as the 90-day period has been established to strike a well-balanced approach between rehabilitation needs and correctional system operations.