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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"ex-prisoner"”.
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Ex-prisoner leadership and legitimacy: community-based restorative justice in Northern Ireland
… in post-conflict societies and ‘ordinary’ ex-offenders in settled democracies within the fields of conflict transformation, transitional justice, peace studies, criminology, and penology. Within such research, these individuals are often portrayed as threats to be managed, rather than as …
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Sport rehabilitation in a young offenders institution: the "get onside" Rugby intervention, from practice to perception
… (N = 44) or a non-violent crime (N = 44) to explore their perceptions of rehabilitation. Results showed female respondents demonstrated perceptions significantly more supportive of the success of the programme in the areas of reduced criminal attitudes and social and behavioural outcomes. The …
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An exploratory study of male ex-prisoners’ experiences of health and healthcare in prison and the community
Background: In November 2011, prisoner healthcare in Scotland became the combined responsibility of a partnership between the Scottish Prison Service and the National Health Service. Very little is known about the experience of male prisoners with regard to their health care while in prison and …
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Rehabilitation Programmes and Recidivism in the Zambian Prison System
… the high rate of recidivism (i.e, the return of ex-prisoners to prison) shows that rehabilitation does not have the intended effect on a large percentage of prisoners as the following table shows: The percentage of recidivism does not seem to decline, it is high, and the question arises: why is …
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Rehabilitation Programmes and Recidivism in the Zambian Prison System
… the high rate of recidivism (i.e, the return of ex-prisoners to prison) shows that rehabilitation does not have the intended effect on a large percentage of prisoners as the following table shows: The percentage of recidivism does not seem to decline, it is high, and the question arises: why is …