Explanation:

- Option 1: Community Corrections

This is a broad term for programs that supervise offenders in the community, including probation and parole. It does not specifically refer to splitting a sentence between prison and community supervision.

- Option 2: Split Sentence

This is the correct answer. In a split sentence, an offender serves part of the sentence in prison and the remainder outside under supervision, often up to half the sentence in the community.

- Option 3: Revocation

This is when an offender violates supervision terms, and their probation or parole is revoked, often resulting in imprisonment.

- Option 4: Work Release Program

Here, offenders work outside during the day but return to custody at night. It's not the same as a split between incarceration and release.