Richardo is a 23 -year-old identified gang member of the Mexican Mafia, a Latino gang with roots in California. He has a history of criminal offenses including shoplifting, one motor vehicle theft, three DUIs. Richardo is not assautive, but the group he belongs to has been known to participate in assault and other violent acts. His file does not include his rank in the gang, but it shows he has been a comfirmed member for at least six years. His current offense is larceny, involving theft from his former employer, a local carpet-laying company. The PSI concludes that Ricardo needs more structure than can be gained from probation or intensive supervision, but does not recommend a prison sentence. The PSI reports that Ricardo needs to learn discipline, good work habits, and respect for the rights of others, and is concerned about his attitude toward authority. Considering the circumstances provided in the following areas, you are the judge, and you must decide which intermediate sanction or combination of sanctions can be imposed. Jail is not an option, and you must assume that more is needed beyond traditional probation or parole