Officer discretion, not written policy, determines supervision outcomes.

System inflexibility converted disaster disruption into extended punishment.

Emergency restrictions morphed into permanent control.

Remote reporting was the one disaster adaptation participants want made permanent.

Poverty manufactures violations: material hardship, not new crime, drives the risk of revocation.

A record nullifies recovery: stigma forecloses employment, housing, and benefits regardless of effort.

Release from incarceration itself was contingent on securing housing.

Institutions abdicated risk communication.

Community organizations are the de facto safety net.