Tennessee § 41-1-410 - Coordinated management philosophy.
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§ 41-1-410. Coordinated management philosophy.
Individual programs aimed at managing inmate behavior should be coordinated as parts of an overall management philosophy. The intent of the general assembly is to provide an environment that would allow and encourage a predictable, safe and manageable corrections system. Consistent with that intent, the department of correction should use sentence credits, educational opportunities, training, jobs and pay for inmates as coordinated parts of a consistent management philosophy. Acts 1985 (1st Ex. Sess.), ch. 5, § 49; T.C.A. § 41-1-411 . Cross-References. Sentence reduction credits, § 41-21-236 .
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