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"We want to give struggling parents an opportunity to return to the workforce and ultimately reconnect with their children," said Smith. "If we just lock them up, no one wins-they can't pay child support from jail, and when they re-enter society, their record makes it tough to find a job. But if we can help them with vocational training and job training services, they're far more likely to be able to fulfill their obligations."
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