Day-reporting program is recognized as a highly structured no-residential program that utilizing supervision, sanctions. It also serves as an alternative to being incarcerated. It also serves as a rehabilitation and punishment combination, in which allow the offender to remain at home and maintain employment along with curfew hours. The curfew hours allows the supervision staff monitor the offender and teach them to be accountable. (Digga & Pieper, n.d.). This program helps in reducing overcrowding in our jails and prisons. It also provides different types of programs such as job skills, education in drug abuse, group and individual counseling, job placement, life-skill training. Although some programs such as drug treatment programs are
