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When an otherwise eligible inmate in good standing is assigned to an employment or treatment program other than that of his or her choice, it is an example of subsuming the need…

When an otherwise eligible inmate in good standing is assigned to an employment or treatment program other than that of his or her choice, it is an example of subsuming the need…
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When an otherwise eligible inmate in good standing is assigned to an employment or treatment program other than that of his or her choice, it is an example of subsuming the needs of the inmate to what?

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