This Submission relates primarily to the Inquiry area ‘Preventing Recidivism’, and more specifically to the issue of ‘post-prison support’. It provides evidence about the efficacy of one innovative post-prison reintegration measure for sex offenders - ‘Circles of Support and Accountability’ - and argues that given the effectiveness of this measure, consideration should be given to its implementation in Queensland. This is especially critical given that the period immediately following the release of high-risk sex offenders from prison into the community carries the highest risk of reoffending (Hanson, Harris, Helmus, & Thornton, 2014)
Four Australian states, Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia and Victoria as well as the N...
Abstract: Sex offenders cause particular concern upon release and are often received with apprehensi...
Describes the effectiveness of correctional education in improving post-release outcomes Abstract U...
In recent years, the biggest increases in Australia’s prison population have come from people convic...
The public desire to ‘do something’ about sex offenders has led juridictions around the world to int...
The project examined two community-based, non-therapeutic programs providing reintegration support f...
In Australia, the pace of legislative reform in relation to the post-sentence management of sex offe...
New offender rehabilitation programs have been rolled out since 2004, which this report argues are l...
This Submission relates primarily to Draft Recommendation 15: “The Queensland Government should fill...
Perpetration of sexual violence is widespread in Australia, creating long-term negative effects on w...
It is necessary to begin by recognizing that there is no necessary relationship between levels of im...
The development of recent statutory schemes, in both the United States and Australia, aim to keep th...
Research on the factors underlying sex offender recidivism has not considered the importance of the ...
Evaluations of programs for sex offenders report mixed results, are costly and require validation. T...
[Extract] Offenders convicted of breaching the community’s legal code may be sanctioned to a variety...
Four Australian states, Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia and Victoria as well as the N...
Abstract: Sex offenders cause particular concern upon release and are often received with apprehensi...
Describes the effectiveness of correctional education in improving post-release outcomes Abstract U...
In recent years, the biggest increases in Australia’s prison population have come from people convic...
The public desire to ‘do something’ about sex offenders has led juridictions around the world to int...
The project examined two community-based, non-therapeutic programs providing reintegration support f...
In Australia, the pace of legislative reform in relation to the post-sentence management of sex offe...
New offender rehabilitation programs have been rolled out since 2004, which this report argues are l...
This Submission relates primarily to Draft Recommendation 15: “The Queensland Government should fill...
Perpetration of sexual violence is widespread in Australia, creating long-term negative effects on w...
It is necessary to begin by recognizing that there is no necessary relationship between levels of im...
The development of recent statutory schemes, in both the United States and Australia, aim to keep th...
Research on the factors underlying sex offender recidivism has not considered the importance of the ...
Evaluations of programs for sex offenders report mixed results, are costly and require validation. T...
[Extract] Offenders convicted of breaching the community’s legal code may be sanctioned to a variety...
Four Australian states, Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia and Victoria as well as the N...
Abstract: Sex offenders cause particular concern upon release and are often received with apprehensi...
Describes the effectiveness of correctional education in improving post-release outcomes Abstract U...