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California Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation Can Reduce Recidivism to Less Than 10 PercentAn anti-recidivism specialist guarantees the California corrections officials that they can release up to 40,000 potential community contributors, rather criminals, and achieve a recidivism rate of less than 10 percent. -
Prison Recidivism, Why it Doesn't Work in Some StatesOne must realize by now the correlation between high incarcerations, high recidivism and private prisons are relevant. State leaders do this intentionally to add their own ideologies on prison systems thus the resistance to sentencing reforms is strong. -
Attention Californians! It's Your Move! Let's Reduce Recidivism!It's time for Californians to reduce recidivism. Together, we can do just that!
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Toastmasters Training Can Help Reduce RecidivismReducing recidivism by 10 percent annually produces a $2 billion turnaround in incarceration expenses and community economic contributions
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Recidivism Among Sex OffendersRecidivism among sex offenders is quite high, according to the United States Department of Justice. Although not all sex offenders reoffend, they are four times more likely than a criminal convicted of another charge.
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Programs to Reduce Recidivism Among Prison InmatesSome programs that have been found to be highly effective at reducing recidivism include substance abuse treatment programs, educational programs, and employment services.
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Sex Offender Treatment and Recidivismresearch design proposal presenting a study on the recidivism rates of sex offenders and the effect of various treatment options.
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Death Penalty Deters RecidivismRecent studies have shown that for every death sentence carried out five lives are saved. What it fails to mention is the obvious point that it absolutely prevents recidivism.
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Recidivism Rates of Property CrimesProperty crimes have the largest recidivism rate than any other type of crime. The theories presented in this paper are relative deprivation, cognitive motivators, and rational reconstruction.
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Theories Regarding Criminal Behavior and Recidivism and Offense CateoriesDefinition of functionalist theory, conflict theory, and symbolic interactionist theory. Recidivism rates for murderers in Pennsylvania based upon degree. How to reduce recidivism in relation to the Pennsylvania prison system.
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Sex Offender Recidivism; The Wilfully Ignorant, Part 2Selective reporting and misrepresenting statistics are no better than outright lies and endanger your children.
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Prisoners Receiving Financial Aid for Education Can Reduce RecidivismIn 1994, President Clinton signed the Crime Bill, making inmates ineligible for Pell Grants or Financial Assistance for education. However, educated inmates are less likely to go back to prison. -
Georgia's Special Council on Criminal Justice is Designed to Improve Recidivism Rates, Save Tax DollarsGeorgia's new Special Council on Criminal Justice has a designed purpose to make the Peach State's corrections system work better for Georgians.
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Recidivism, Recovery and the Criminal RecordNow that the United States has become a leader in locking its population up, so many people are asking why the cycle continues. -
Handwriting Formation Therapy Stops Crime Recidivism RatesIt's not just legibility. In fact, in 2006, the State of Texas turned to HFT for their high crime recidivists. This new metaphysical & holistic program remains 100% successful. -
John Brennan: 20 Percent Terrorist Recidivism Rate 'Not Bad'Recently Barack OBama's Deputy National Security Adviser John Brennan caused a firestorm when, in an oped piece in USA Today, he charged that critics of Obama's terrorism policy were only aiding and abetting Al Qaeda. -
Recidivism with FREE Program - Fulfilling Rehabilitation Employment Effortsa suggested approach to reduce return to prisons after release through a program entitled FREE.
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Anti-recidivism Lessons from the BibleWhat is change, and how can criminals include the change principles in their lives so they can make the arduous trek from crime to contribution. -
What Can America Do to Prevent Crime and Recidivism?Poverty breeds crime. Being a member of the lower socio-economic class (SES) does not make a person into a criminal, but often the consequences of being poor leads to engaging in a criminal lifestyle.
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$109 Million for Prisoner Recidivism ProgramsIn his new preliminary budget for 2010 President Obama requested $109 million for prisoner reentry programs, including $75 million for Second Chance Act programs.
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Recidivism: The Impact of Judicial and Community ProgramsSexual offenders being re-integrated in the community spark various reactions from the public. Do these worries have merit?
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Identifying Problem Learners in Prisons and Detention CentersResearch has found that education helps reduce prison and detention center recidivism, but the educator must first be able to identify characteristics of the problem learner to intervene appropriately. This article outlines these basics. -
Do Prisons Work?The recidivism rate is a barometer for the success and lack thereof concerning the penal system in the United States of America. Do prisons work? Why is the penal system such a revolving door? -
Study Finds Easy Way to Reduce Criminal Re-Offending RatesHave you ever wondered why someone has committed a crime, is convicted, serves probation, and then commits ANOTHER crime? Results of a new study by Florida State University researchers sheds light on the problem, and finds a simple solution to help reduce recidivism rates.
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St. Patrick...Set Out to Win a Pagan NationThis is about the man who became known as St. Patrick. Once he was pagan, but after he was converted, he won many to the Christian faith.
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How to Decrease Crime in a Liberal SocietyThere is a violent crime every 22.8 seconds and an aggravated assault every 37.8 seconds in the United States.
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Crime and Punishment in AmericaThis article asks the question: how effective are the current punishments in America at reducing crime rates and recidivism? If currrent punishments are not effective, where does the answer lie? -
Creating a Successful Rehabilitation ProgramDescribes the components needed in order to provide a rehabilitation program that is likely to be successful at lowering offender recidivism.
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Prison Reform Without it We Are DoomedWhen we consider recidivism rates as high as 70%, simply detaining criminals for a couple of years does not appear to be working. Prison has only become a training ground for prisoners to become repeat offenders. -
How to Tell If a Person is a PsychopathBeing able to reliably distinguish the criminal psychopath within the incarcerated masses can help prevent the release of antisocial offenders prone to recidivism.
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Do Inmates Believe Jailhouse Education Works?This is a proposal for eductors of disadvantaged populations and describes methods, intent, and expected outcome of interviews. A follow up article will follow once the methodology is carried out.
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Correctional Mental Health CareCorrectional Officers are not proper care givers for incarcerated SMI persons. The lack of professional qualified staff has fragmented therapy programs making them ineffective and not reducing the recidivism rate of SMI persons released from prisons -
Sex Offenders Always Reoffend, Don't They?A definitive review of state recidivism reports
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Project NIA Fights Against Recidivism and Supports Record ExpungementOne-year-old Chicago organization Project NIA in Rogers Park is trying to help Chicago youth in expunging their record.
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Re-incarceration Rate Drops in BaltimoreRecent research indicates a nineteen percent drop in recidivism for Maryland inmates who participated in education and occupational skills training. -
The Future of Reducing the Populations in Our PrisonsIn an effort to reduce prison overcrowding and with hopes of reducing recidivism rates, many areas have decided to try alternatives to prison.
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Florida's Civil Commitment CenterAmericans have a prominent fear of crime, especially sexual offenders who are known to have higher rates of recidivism and numerous victims. Often too many times the victims are children and women. How are we to protect our future, our children?
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Can Psychopaths Be Rehabilitated?Most psychopaths are not found in prisons, but roam free and undetected among us. For those who have been incarcerated for serious crimes, is recidivism inevitable?
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Are You Ready to Help Your Loved One Make it from Crime to Contribution?Since Dec. 9, 1968, I have learned how to stay out of crime and prison, as well as how to move along the change continuum until I have become a contributing member of society. I can help teach you and your incarcerated loved one how to make the same journey.
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What Everyone Should Know About Sex OffendersHate and ostracism compounds the problem.We can not hide these offenders that come out of prison with minimal rehabilitation.Knowing where they are and what they are doing precludes the chances of recidivism.
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