Améliorer le sort des délinquants
Dans les institutions correctionnelles du monde entier, l’objectif de réduction de récidivisme figure en
tête de liste des priorités stratégiques et opérationnelles. En tant qu’entreprise qui voyage à travers le monde et rencontre
régulièrement les dirigeants d’institutions correctionnelles, nous sommes souvent en contact avec des idées et
des approches novatrices pour relever ce défi important et améliorer les résultats pour les délinquants
au fur et à mesure qu’ils se réinsèrent dans la société. Nous croyons qu’il est utile de partager cette
information avec notre réseau correctionnel mondial.
Chaque institution et chaque juridiction est différente, et les approches, qui peuvent fonctionner pour certains, peuvent
ne pas convenir à d’autres. Nous partageons ces renseignements à titre de service public à l’intention de
notre communauté correctionnelle. Abilis n’a pas écrit ou contribué de quelque façon
que ce soit aux différents messages ci-dessous.
septembre 17, 2018
Maryland’s 2016 Criminal Justice Reform
Maryland’s incarceration and crime rates declined over the past decade, but the state still imprisons more than 20,000 offenders at an inflation-adjusted cost of $1.3 billion annually, up 10 percent from 2006. State policymakers, concerned about the public safety return on those investments, undertook a study of the corrections system.
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septembre 17, 2018
Public Dollars To Help Washington State Inmates Earn College Degrees
Community and technical colleges in Washington state will soon be able to use taxpayer dollars to offer college courses to inmates.
A new law, which takes effect in July [2016], will enable prisoners to earn an Associate of Technical Arts degree in certain workforce-related fields such as business management.
Published by pewtrusts.org
septembre 17, 2018
The Recidivism Trap
Any discussion of criminal justice policy inevitably includes the word “recidivism.” Usually more than once. […] At all levels of justice, from local probation offices to the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, if we judge the impact of interventions at all, we do so in part by measuring recidivism. In a report we published with the Harvard Kennedy School, we conclude that recidivism is often the wrong measure.
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juillet 13, 2018
Iowa’s Department of Corrections Takes an Innovative, Evidence-Based Approach Efforts targeted toward programs that reduce recidivism, improve successful re-entry into community
When departments of corrections target services to people who are incarcerated, these services can help reduce the likelihood that those individuals will engage in criminal activity when released. Too often, however, criminal justice agencies lack the information they need to know whether the programs they offer to inmates are effective.
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juillet 13, 2018
Consider legislative solutions to recidivism
Key pathways in Iowa’s quest to reduce recidivism are initiatives the Department of Corrections can’t initiate. About 95 percent of the Iowa prison population will eventually be returned to local communities. For several years, the Iowa Department of Corrections has explored ways to reduce the number of those who return to state custody.
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juillet 13, 2018
Nation’s ‘Most Incarcerated State’ Chooses a New Path
Louisiana has the highest imprisonment rate in the nation, but that is expected to change as a result of comprehensive sentencing and corrections reform legislation signed into law this summer. Through a bipartisan effort, state leaders adopted a package of innovative, evidence-based approaches to reducing recidivism and incarceration, such as steering less serious offenders away from prison, strengthening alternatives to prison and jail, and removing barriers to success during re-entry into society.
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juin 28, 2018
Innovative strategies to reduce recidivism and help prison inmates transition back to society
More than three out of every four individuals released from U.S. prisons are re-arrested within five years. Given the sharp negative effects that incarceration has on individuals and their communities, as well as the often staggering expense of jails and prisons to governments and taxpayers, addressing this “revolving door” has become a top priority for many policymakers.
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juin 28, 2018
Top 5 Recidivism Reducing Programs
Recidivism programs with the highest rates of success offer models for communities that need help with offender re-entry.
Lire la suitePublished by efficientgov.com/blog
juin 28, 2018
Three Core Elements of Programs that Reduce Recidivism: Who, What, and How Well
State and local governments spend hundreds of millions of dollars every year on a wide variety of programs and services intended to reduce recidivism for people involved in the criminal justice system.
Lire la suitePublished by csgjusticecenter.org