37 TAC § 163.3. Objectives

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Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 6 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Chapter 163 COMMUNITY JUSTICE ASSISTANCE DIVISION STANDARDS › 37 TAC § 163.3

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The objectives of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Community Justice Assistance Division (TDCJ CJAD) standards are to:

(1) make community supervision and corrections available to every judicial district in Texas;

(2) continue community supervision and corrections as a viable criminal justice sanction;

(3) assist each community supervision and corrections department (CSCD) in providing protection to the community and rehabilitation services for the offender;

(4) provide technical assistance in the establishment, improvement, and expansion of community-based programs;

(5) coordinate information and services available from federal, state, and local resources;

(6) establish minimum uniform community supervision and corrections administration standards;

(7) establish a statewide statistical information service;

(8) enhance the professional knowledge and skills of CSCD personnel by providing statewide and regional education and training, and by providing assistance for in-service training with the departments;

(9) establish an ongoing assessment and evaluation of community supervision and community-based correctional methods and systems; and

(10) establish regionally based programs serving two or more jurisdictions where such programs address similar offender profiles.

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