Re-package with the corrections layer bundled; sync the wiki (Rehabilitation page, loop update)
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@@ -33,9 +33,10 @@ The suite is a closed loop, and each turn of it lives in a different layer:
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under the perimeter, all countered by warden search — and a bent warden who smuggles for them.
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6. **Gangs** *(Gangs)* — held pawns organise into contraband economies: joining by disposition,
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smuggling networks, rivalry, fights that book as crimes.
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7. **Corrections** *(Justice)* — classification grades the danger; discipline moves a **reform**
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score (harden vs. rehabilitate); a **deterrence** climate rises and falls with visible justice and
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feeds back into everyone's disposition; parole releases the genuinely reformed.
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7. **Corrections** *(Justice · Rehabilitation)* — a warden **rehabilitates** a prisoner: counselling
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sessions move a **reform** score and raise the colony's climate of **order** (classification
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re-grades as reform rises), that order feeds back into everyone's disposition, and a **parole**
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alert releases the genuinely reformed back into the colony. Neglect a flagged prisoner and they harden.
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8. **Treatment** *(Ward)* — the other door: a prisoner committed for **psychiatric care** rather than
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punished. Counselling reduces the disorder that broke them and builds a recovery track toward
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discharge; neglect a committed patient and they deteriorate.
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| **Core** | *(always on — the engine)* | propensity, the criminal record, secured context, the shared **treatment engine**, the deterrence seam | [Core](core/Home.md) |
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| **Contraband** | Contraband | concealment & intake, improvised shivs, Prison-Architect tunnels, warden search, warden corruption | [Contraband](contraband/Home.md) |
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| **Justice** | Justice | classification, deterrence feedback, discipline & reform, parole, regime (prisoner recreation) | [Justice](justice/Home.md) |
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| **Justice** | Justice | classification, deterrence feedback, discipline & reform, **rehabilitation** (warden reform work + parole), regime | [Justice](justice/Home.md) |
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| **Justice · Policing** | Policing | colony crime on the spectrum, witnesses, a constable, the weighed arrest, prison riots, recidivism alerts | [Policing](justice/Policing.md) |
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| **Gangs** | Gangs | gangs as contraband economies — joining, smuggling networks, rivalry, fights-as-crime | [Gangs](gangs/Home.md) |
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| **Ward** | Ward | psychiatric care — treatment, recovery, discharge, ward neglect, sedation | [Ward](ward/Home.md) |
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*Punishment as an action, with a self-complete payoff — and the seat of institutionalization.*
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> This page is the **maths** — what a disciplinary act does to reform and order. What *drives* it in
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> play (a warden's rehabilitation sessions, and neglect that hardens) is [Rehabilitation](Rehabilitation.md).
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Punishment in Justice does two things at once, on two different axes:
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1. **It deters the colony.** Order seen to be done raises the climate of order for everyone —
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---
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## The five modules
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## The six modules
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| Module | What it does | Page |
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| **Deterrence** | The colony's climate of order, moved by crime and punishment, drifting to baseline, read back into propensity. | [Deterrence](Deterrence.md) |
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| **Discipline & Reform** | Punishment moves the reform score — harden vs. rehabilitate. The seat of institutionalization and recidivism. | [Discipline & Reform](Discipline-and-Reform.md) |
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| **Parole** | Release when reform, grade, and pardon status line up. | [Parole](Parole.md) |
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| **Rehabilitation** | The warden work that DRIVES the corrections arc: a rehabilitate mode + counselling sessions move reform and colony order, a parole alert + release job, and neglect that hardens. | [Rehabilitation](Rehabilitation.md) |
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| **Regime** | Enables the prisoner recreation (Joy) need via a Harmony postfix, idempotent with Prisoner Recreation. | [Regime](Regime.md) |
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Threaded through all five is one small piece of glue, **`JusticeBootstrap`**, which at load fills the
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Threaded through all six is one small piece of glue, **`JusticeBootstrap`**, which at load fills the
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neutral deterrence seam Core leaves open — reconnecting the feedback loop across the mod boundary
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without Core ever depending on Justice. See [Deterrence](Deterrence.md).
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*Release, driven by what the pawn has become.*
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> This page is the release **decision** (`CanRelease`). The warden work that acts on it — the
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> "Ready for parole" alert and the release job that frees a parolee back into the colony — is
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> [Rehabilitation](Rehabilitation.md).
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Parole is the end of the arc, and it is deliberately a *decision*, not a mechanic that rebuilds the
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game's release flow. It asks one question — **is this pawn ready?** — and answers it from two things
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already on the record: the reform the sentence earned (or failed to earn), and the grade the record
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# Rehabilitation — the post-arrest loop, wired
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*The warden work that finally drives discipline, reform, and parole. Source in
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`Source/Justice/Corrections/`.*
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Classification, discipline, deterrence, and parole always had their **maths** — a grade over the
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record, a reform score punishment moves, an order climate, a release decision. What they lacked was a
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**trigger**: nothing in play called them. Reform never moved, so classification never re-graded and
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parole never fired; the only thing that raised the colony's order was a punishment nothing invoked.
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The post-arrest half of the loop was real code with no way to run it.
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Rehabilitation is that trigger. It gives corrections the same treatment Ward gave psychiatric care —
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a **prisoner interaction mode**, **warden jobs**, an **alert**, and an inspect readout — so a warden
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actually reforms a prisoner over time and paroles them when they have turned a corner.
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---
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## The two modes
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Both are non-exclusive prisoner interaction modes (the shape Prison Labor and Ward use), so they
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stack with each other and with recruit / reduce-resistance.
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| Mode | What a warden does | Result |
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| **Rehabilitate** | Runs counselling sessions on the prisoner | Reform rises, the reform track fills, colony order rises |
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| **Parole when reformed** | Releases the prisoner **once they are eligible** | A paroled colonist, back in the colony |
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Set **Rehabilitate** alone to run the programme and parole by hand when the alert fires; set **both**
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for a hands-off "reform, then release" pipeline. A prisoner flagged for parole who is *not yet*
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eligible is simply not acted on — the warden waits.
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---
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## A rehabilitation session
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A warden walks to the prisoner and counsels them for ~1250 ticks (about 20 in-game minutes), Social
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being the active skill. On completion (never on interruption — the credit is a follow-on toil), one
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session does three things, in `CorrectionsUtility.RunReformSession`:
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1. **Corrective discipline** — `Discipline.Punish(prisoner, harsh: false)`: reform **+0.10**, and the
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punishment is recorded, which raises the colony's **order** by `+0.12`. This is the deterrence-up
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half that punishment alone never triggered — visible corrective justice deters everyone else.
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2. **The reform track** — `TreatmentProgram.AdvanceRecovery` advances `Institution_Reforming` on
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Core's shared treatment engine, by `0.34 × cell quality × skill`. It is the visible progress bar,
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and it **decays** (`−0.08/day`), so rehabilitation has to be *sustained*.
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3. **A memory** — the prisoner feels counselled (a small mood lift).
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| Input | Range | Source |
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| skill factor | `0.5 … 1.0` | warden's Social level |
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| cell quality | `0.5 … 1.5` | `TreatmentProgram.FacilityQuality` (room impressiveness) |
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| reform / session | `+0.10` | `Discipline.Punish` (fixed) |
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| order / session | `+0.12` | `Justice.RecordPunishment` |
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Reform reaches the parole bar (`≥ 0.30`) in roughly **three completed sessions**, faster than a bad
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cell or a poor counsellor fills the visible track — so the "Ready for parole" alert keys off the real
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gate (`Parole.CanRelease`), not the bar.
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## Neglect — the teeth
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A prisoner you flag for rehabilitation and then never attend **hardens**, exactly as a ward you don't
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staff does. `MapComponent_ReformNeglect` measures the days since the last real session; past **two
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days** of neglect, reform falls `−0.15/day` and they resent it (a mood hit). The hardening lowers
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reform *directly*, not through `Discipline.Punish` — neglect is passive prisonization, not an act of
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visible justice, so unlike a session it must **not** raise the colony's order.
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Attend the prisoner and the clock resets; flag them and walk away and they slide back toward the
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record that put them in. "A reform programme you don't staff is worse than none."
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## Parole — the release that stays
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When a rehabilitated prisoner clears `Parole.CanRelease` — reform `≥ 0.30`, security grade
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`≤ Medium`, not already pardoned — the **Ready for parole** alert names them. A warden set to Parole
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then processes the release (`CorrectionsUtility.ReleaseOnParole`):
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- marks the **pardon** on the record;
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- clears the prisoner hold so a former colonist is a **free colonist again** — a parolee who *stays*
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in the colony carrying their record, not vanilla's release that ejects them from the map;
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- a grateful memory, and a small **+0.03** to order (a lawful release is visible justice too).
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The parolee keeps their `CriminalRecord`, so if they reoffend the [policing](Policing.md) loop catches
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them again — recidivism, closing back onto the start.
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## Seeing it
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A rehabilitated prisoner's inspect pane shows the state directly (a Harmony postfix on
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`Pawn.GetInspectString`, via Justice's existing Regime patch — not a contested method):
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> *Rehabilitation: reforming (40%)* · *reformed — ready for parole* · *— neglected (3d)*
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And because the colony's **order climate** otherwise has no readout at all, the same line surfaces it
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when it is far enough from ordinary to matter — *Colony order: low (28%) — crime pays here* / *high
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(71%) — order holds*.
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---
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## What this closes
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With rehabilitation wired, the whole post-arrest arc runs in play: **discipline** moves reform,
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**classification** re-grades as reform rises, **deterrence** climbs on visible justice (not just
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falls on crime), **parole** releases the reformed, and Core's **treatment engine** carries the reform
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track the same way it carries Ward's recovery. The loop closes back onto disposition — catching,
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reforming, and releasing one pawn moves the climate every other pawn is judged against.
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Gated by `InstitutionSettings.justice`, like the rest of the corrections layer.
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---
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*Part of the **Institution** suite. AI disclosure: developed with substantial assistance from Claude (Anthropic).*
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