Re-Entry & Recidivism
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To reduce recidivism, states scrap barriers for ex-offenders
States have moved to make it easier for ex-offenders to get professional licenses and to limit the penalties ex-offenders
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New Ohio jail to provide direct supervision of inmates
In the direct-supervision model, inmate cells ring a central area, or pod, with an unarmed deputy sitting at a desk in the pod
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Va. jail seeking books for inmates
The Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office says its jail's library is stocked only with donations, which have to be replaced as the books become damaged or worn out
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Parolee admits stabbing man 90 times in fight over football
Prosecutors will recommend 30 years in prison. Anthony Strong would have faced life at trial
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Grant-funded computer coding aims to lower Calif. recidivism rates
Expansion of CALPIA’s computer coding program aims to lower recidivism rates by providing rehabilitation and job opportunities to female inmates
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A rare look inside France's prison system
France 24 looks into the challenges faced by France's penitentiary system. They take a closer look at the initiatives being tested to avoid repeat offences and help inmates prepare for life after detention through sport, but also French classes.
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After life without parole: 2 held for decades savor freedom
The Supreme Court Justices found that courts must recognize teens' incomplete brain development and their potential to change
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NC governor signs law making it easier for some to clear criminal slates
Those convicted of non-violent crimes, served their time and showed that they can stay out of trouble could soon have to have their criminal records expunged
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Will President Trump make corrections great again?
Why big business does not belong in the field of corrections
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Wyo. sheriff lacks funds to expand jail inmate work program
Typically, 25-30 inmates work at the jail, and the program has paid off by saving the county $30,000-$50,000 per month
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Under new law, La. prepares to re-sentence juvenile murderers
Going forward, almost all convicted killers under the age of 18 will be sentenced to life with parole
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O.J. Simpson will get his freedom, but then what?
After getting released, Simpson plans to move to Florida, a state with a strong law that would shield his home and everything in it from seizure to satisfy the verdict
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OJ Simpson to face Nev. parole board with freedom in sight
An aging Simpson will appear as inmate No. 1027820 in a starkly plain hearing room in a remote prison Thursday to plead for his freedom
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2 sentenced in scam that promised early release from prison
Prosecutors say the two falsely told a woman that if she paid $5K, a lawmaker could get her relative out of prison early
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How to conduct a home placement investigation for probation or parole cases
A thorough investigation will set a positive tone for the probation or parole case
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