From 349764c27f8d5c4b5d73a8fd9e2c9890b837d36e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Terry Tsai People sentenced to a prison term can serve the end-portion of their term while supervised
in the community, through the parole process. The parole process is governed by the Parole Board, an independent commission that works closely
- with the DOC. In 2019, under guidance from Governor Burgum and then-Director of Corrections Leann
- Bertsch, the DOC and the Parole Board began tracking and reporting racial data for the parole process
- in order to monitor and reduce disparities in the population granted parole.
In the last 3 years, {ethnonym} comprised {releasesToParole.paroleReleaseProportion36Mo} of the individuals released on parole. They made up {releasesToParole.prisonPopulationProportion36Mo} of the overall prison population during that time.
`, @@ -779,11 +777,6 @@ const content: TenantContent = { broken out separately.${raceOrEthnicity}
${supervisionBoilerplate}`, }, - programming: { - title: "Can programming help reduce disparities?", - body: `More programming.
`, - methodology: `${raceOrEthnicity}
${supervisionBoilerplate}`, - }, conclusion: { title: "What are we doing to further improve disparities in criminal justice in Idaho?",