The transition from prison life back into society is not simple. The number of ex-prisoners that recidivate is alarming. Ex- offenders must find a residence, purchase life’s necessities and locate a job. In addition, many prisoners have not been rehabilitated, developed skills, or obtained an education while in prison. Focusing funds on rehabilitation programs instead of the construction of new prisons may be a more effective long-term strategy to reduce criminal activity. Strategies to reduce recidivism are discussed along with an analysis of what their implementation might entail
Little empirical study had been done to confirm or refute the effectiveness of incarceration in redu...
Recidivism rates among ex-offender populations have consistently remained high. With over 600,000 ex...
This paper will examine the impact and effect community-based corrections have on the reduction of r...
ii The recidivism rate of ex-offenders in America continues to increase each decade, and each decade...
Each year, thousands of incarcerated individuals leave their facilities with little to no educationa...
Recidivism is looked upon as a relapse into prior criminal behavior that is measured by a former off...
This study analyzes changes in state laws related to prisoner reentry in 37 states from 1991 to 2013...
A direct result of high incarceration rates in the United states is the significant number of releas...
With crime and recidivism rates so high in the United States, a focus on reintegration and rehabilit...
With the rise in the use of prisons, recidivism also grew. Recidivism, in the broadest sense, is the...
SHAYLIN DALEY (Psychology) Combating Recidivism Sponsor: Lisa Holley (Political Science) Many people...
Since the mid-1970s, the United States has engaged in a race to incarcerate that has resulted in a...
The current state prison systems in the United States do not act as efficient correctional systems. ...
Rehabilitation programs are critical for reducing recidivism rates and reintegrating offenders into ...
174 leavesThe ways in which modern civilizations have addressed crime and sought solutions to promot...
Little empirical study had been done to confirm or refute the effectiveness of incarceration in redu...
Recidivism rates among ex-offender populations have consistently remained high. With over 600,000 ex...
This paper will examine the impact and effect community-based corrections have on the reduction of r...
ii The recidivism rate of ex-offenders in America continues to increase each decade, and each decade...
Each year, thousands of incarcerated individuals leave their facilities with little to no educationa...
Recidivism is looked upon as a relapse into prior criminal behavior that is measured by a former off...
This study analyzes changes in state laws related to prisoner reentry in 37 states from 1991 to 2013...
A direct result of high incarceration rates in the United states is the significant number of releas...
With crime and recidivism rates so high in the United States, a focus on reintegration and rehabilit...
With the rise in the use of prisons, recidivism also grew. Recidivism, in the broadest sense, is the...
SHAYLIN DALEY (Psychology) Combating Recidivism Sponsor: Lisa Holley (Political Science) Many people...
Since the mid-1970s, the United States has engaged in a race to incarcerate that has resulted in a...
The current state prison systems in the United States do not act as efficient correctional systems. ...
Rehabilitation programs are critical for reducing recidivism rates and reintegrating offenders into ...
174 leavesThe ways in which modern civilizations have addressed crime and sought solutions to promot...
Little empirical study had been done to confirm or refute the effectiveness of incarceration in redu...
Recidivism rates among ex-offender populations have consistently remained high. With over 600,000 ex...
This paper will examine the impact and effect community-based corrections have on the reduction of r...