Problem: Taylor arrives for their first day at the day reporting center (DRC). After years of homelessness, Taylor is uncomfortable with being inside and within a few hours, becomes restless, agitated, and wants to leave. The director of the DRC meets with Taylor to encourage them to stay. The director explains how this program will benefit Taylor and outlines the potential consequences of leaving. Taylor manages to complete the first day at the DRC, but becomes more sporadic in their attendance over the next few weeks. After one month, the director reports that Taylor is noncompliant and has failed to report to the DRC for three consecutive days. As the judge in this case, you have to determine what the consequences will be for Taylor's failure to complete the DRC program. What do you do? You decide that Taylor has run out of chances to avoid incarceration. A court date is scheduled, and you intend to sentence Taylor to another six months in jail. You decide that Taylor's homelessness is a major obstacle to completing the DRC program successfully. A court date is scheduled, and you intend to recommend that Taylor be committed to an inpatient facility in the hopes that