Maryland Div of Parole Probation Central Home Detention Unit

The Maryland Division of Parole and Probation Central Home Detention Unit is a government organization based in the United States. The agency employs 1,817 people. The Maryland Division of Parole and Probation Central Home Detention Unit plays a crucial role in public safety within the state's criminal justice system. They specialize in supervising adult and some juvenile offenders, aiming to reduce recidivism through various support programs. These programs address critical issues such as substance abuse, education, employment, and mental health. A key aspect of their approach is community-based supervision. They work in conjunction with sponsors to provide offenders with a structured environment that facilitates successful reintegration. The division carefully assesses the risk level of each offender, with those with violent histories receiving less time in pre-release community settings compared to those with non-violent backgrounds. The Maryland Division of Parole and Probation Central Home Detention Unit collaborates closely with the Parole Commission, providing valuable input and recommendations regarding an individual's suitability for release back into a specific community.