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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"formerly incarcerated persons"”.

  1. The Politics and Practicalities of Reentry: A Case Study of the Reentry Environment in a Suburban Community

    … in the past decade, studies concerning formerly incarcerated persons entrance back into society tend to look at the outcomes and consequences of reentry, not the process. This "what works and what doesn't work" research approach (Seiter and Kadela 2003) leaves some very important aspects …

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  2. Locked Up: Parallel Correctional Officer, Deputy, and Inmate Decision-Making Experiences in County Jails

    … a complex phenomenon. Greater than 65 percent of incarcerated adults return to jail within three years. While numerous empirical studies focus on factors that contribute to recidivism, there is limited existing research that examines decision-making as one of these factors. The purpose of this …

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  3. Mandated Anger Management from the Perspective of Violent Offenders

    <p>Anger management is a mandated treatment for violent offenders (VOs) in Harlem, New York returning from prison under parole supervision. This dissertation asks VOs to describe their experiences with parole-mandated anger management (AM). The objectives of this research are to help illuminate the …

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