Response says
County partially disagrees by citing completion certificates and other incentives, but does not address the absence of recognized school accreditation or its disincentive for some participants.
What should residents consider about Finding F11.4: F11.4: The inmates who participate in the six-month MHA training receive a certificate of completion, but do not receive any recognized accreditation from a school, which is a disincentive for some to participate in the program., and the County’s response?
Audit context
Response says
County partially disagrees by citing completion certificates and other incentives, but does not address the absence of recognized school accreditation or its disincentive for some participants.
Audit analysis
Explicit partial disagreement gives a relevant but incomplete incentive rationale. Meals, visits, phone access, and out-of-cell time are specific unsupported assertions; they do not establish accreditation or resolve its motivational effect. Report physical PDF page(s) 466; County response physical PDF page(s) 61–62. Claims remain attributed; adoption date is not a filing or receipt date.
Finding-response score
Document completeness and usefulness—not factual verification or a legal conclusion.
3/4
Statutory elements
3/6
Public usefulness
Explicit partial disagreement gives a relevant but incomplete incentive rationale. Meals, visits, phone access, and out-of-cell time are specific unsupported assertions; they do not establish accreditation or resolve its motivational effect.
Scoring confidence: high
Source pages
Public participation
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