Re-Entry & Recidivism
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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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Federal records: Ex-US House Speaker released from prison
Dennis Hastert has been released from a Minnesota federal prison and transferred to a Chicago re-entry facility
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OJ Simpson measures well in Nev. parole risk assessment
Simpson has earned sentencing credits and time off for good behavior, cutting his 33-year maximum sentence by more than half
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Man makes helping ex-inmates his mission, forms national database for tattoo removal
"You can get your doctorate degree in prison, but if you go out and have the potentially offensive tattoos showing, mostly likely you’re not going to get the job"
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La. court: Juveniles can't be sentenced to life without parole for non-homicide offenses
The court decided only juvenile killers who possess "irretrievable depravity" can be denied future parole eligibility
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Correctional officers donate school supplies to inmates' children
Over the next month, the Louisiana Correctional Association's Kits for Kidz program will distribute backpacks loaded with school supplies to inmates' children
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Ex-inmate misses job interview to help driver in crash
Aaron Tucker was traveling by bus when he saw the crash and jumped off to help the driver
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Grandma convinces escaped inmate to surrender
The 63-year-old woman said Revantae Williams asked if he could hide in her backyard
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70 graduate from Iowa DOC apprenticeship program
The state now has 19 prison apprenticeships that include plumbing, welding, cooking, computer operation, housekeeping and sewing machine repair
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