BUKU BASA INGGRIS KAKAIT KARO «RECONVICTION»
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reconviction ing pilihan bibliografi iki. Buku kang kakait dening
reconviction lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa Inggris.
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Tackling Prison Overcrowding: Build More Prisons? Sentence ...
claim, based on modelled reconviction rates, that there have been 'reductions in
reoffending', is both untrue and misleading. There has been a reduction in the
modelled 2004 reconviction rate compared with 2000, but raw reconviction rates
...
J. M. Hough, Robert Allen, Enver Solomon, 2008
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Rehabilitation of Prisoners: First Report of Session ...
2.5.2 However, reconvictions are only a proxy measure of re-offending and this
must be borne in mind when using and interpreting studies of reconviction. In
conjunction with reconviction rates, studies should consider the use of other ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Home Affairs Committee, 2005
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The supervision of community orders in England and Wales: ...
Short term reconviction figures from a number of sources are broadly consistent
302 completed community orders across five local Areas. All offenders in an Area
caseload at the end of December 2006 who were reconvicted over the following
...
Great Britain: National Audit Office, 2008
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Dictionary of Probation Offender Management
RECONVICTION higher rate of reconviction, which may mislead about the true
impact of the project. A further shortcoming in using simple reconviction (
conventionally recorded within a two-year follow-up period) as 'the' measure of ...
Rob Canton, David Hancock, 2013
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Desistance Transitions and the Impact of Probation
The term may be conflated with reconviction or recidivism, yet this may not be
helpful, particularly from a methodological point of view in terms of measuring
offending events. Reconviction data as a measure of reoffending Friendship et al.
Reconviction measures are typically used as a proxy for reoffending and the
difficulties of interpreting reconviction rates have been explored in detail
elsewhere (Lloyd et al. 1994; Mair et al. 1997). To summarise here, the main
issue raised is ...
Anthea Hucklesby, Lystra Hagley-Dickinson, 2012
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What Works in Offender Rehabilitation: An Evidence-Based ...
One of the selection criteria for these programmes was that, in line with the risk
principle (Andrews, 2001), offenders had a medium risk of reconviction as
assessed by Offender Group Reconviction Scale-2 (OGRS2; Taylor, 1999).
However, the ...
Leam A. Craig, Theresa A. Gannon, Louise Dixon, 2013
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Offender Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Communities: ...
risk of reconviction. This therefore suggested that the unpromising 1970s
reconviction studies, which compared Grendon graduates with other prisoners on
the basis of similar age, offence, and sentence, were nevertheless
methodologically ...
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Dictionary of Forensic Psychology
Graham Towl, David P. Farrington, David Crighton, Gareth Hughes.
RECONVICTION STUDIES Reconviction studies examine the extent to which
offenders have been convicted of one or more further offences after starting or
completing a ...
Graham Towl, David P. Farrington, David Crighton, 2013
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Social Dynamics of Crime and Control: New Theories for a ...
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Kai-D. Bussmann, Susanne Karstedt, 2000
BABAGAN WARTA KANG NGLEBOKAKÉ ARAN «RECONVICTION»
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Treatment and parole are more effective than full sentence at …
The longer the parole period, the more reconvictions fell, even when taking into account the factors making early-release prisoners more likely to succeed. «Stuff.co.nz, Jul 15»
Alcohol Treatment Programs Reduce Future Criminal Offenses
The researchers calculated the participants' charged and reconviction rates for ... as likely to be charged and two and a half times more likely to be reconvicted. «PsychCentral.com, Mei 15»
Concern as figures show a rise in number of sex offenders who re …
A spokesperson said: “Only 2.1 per cent of these types of offenders went on to be reconvicted for further sexual crime in 2012-2013. The reconviction rate for ... «Scottish Daily Record, Apr 15»
Amanda Knox 'Grateful' Conviction Overturned
Italy's highest court decided today to overturn Amanda Knox's reconviction in connection with her roommate's slaying, meaning that she will not be sent back to ... «ABC News, Mar 15»
Prison and probation risk assessment tool is not effective in judging …
These were the alarming findings of a four-year study of reconviction within a population of 496 adult male sex offenders, who were assessed using the ... «Medical Xpress, Nov 14»
Amanda Knox Trial Latest News Update: 'The Face of an Angel …
After being acquitted of murder, the reconviction of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito in September has raised doubts on the Italian justice system, while BBC ... «BREATHEcast, Okt 14»
Peterborough prison social impact bond pilot fails to hit target to …
However, investors will get their money back in 2016 if there is an average fall in reconviction events of at least 7.5 per cent across the first and second groups. «Third Sector, Agus 14»
Drop in young prisoners reoffending after release
Fewer than a third of offenders are reconvicted within a year of completing their sentence. The fall is largely driven by a drop in reconvictions of offenders under ... «BBC News, Jun 14»
Judge Claudio Hellmann condemns report saying Amanda Knox …
The 337-page report, explaining the reasoning for Knox's reconviction, was ... However, they were reconvicted by the Florence appeals court on January 30, and ... «Daily Mail, Mei 14»
Amanda Knox dealt fatal blow that killed Meredith Kercher, say …
January 30, 2014 - Knox and Sollecito are reconvicted of the murder of Kercher ... Both Knox and Sollecito are now appealing the reconvictions, with the case ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 14»
