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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"offender rehabilitation"”.
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Young People and Staff Perspectives on Offender Rehabilitation
It is important that evidence-based interventions that address the dynamic risk factors of offending are implemented to reduce youth offending. Equally important, is the ability of service providers to engage young people to attend and participate in interventions that elicit positive change. The …
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Grow Where You Are Planted: The Use Of Gardening As Offender Rehabilitation In Prison
<p>Being outdoors is an integral part of our lives, even as we are experiencing rapid urbanization. Research shows that nature and purposeful work in it have a profound effect on physical and mental health. What, then, about prison inmates? They often do not have the opportunity to engage in nature …
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Practitioner and service user experiences of short term imprisonment and resettlement under the Offender Rehabilitation Act 2014
The Offender Rehabilitation Act (ORA) 2014 extended post-release supervision to the short sentence population, a cohort who have historically been neglected in penal discourse and were introduced as a part of the Transforming Rehabilitation (TR) reforms. The purpose of this thesis is to explore how …
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Exploring Parole and Probation Staff Perception: Job Satisfaction, Organizational Trust, and Work-Family Conflict
… and probation departments, are vital to the rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders who are released under supervision. Previous research concerned with parole and probation has been centered around the techniques of supervision and offender rehabilitation. Few studies within …
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Neurosis - Continuum [ Architecture As Urban Therapy ]
… between the real and the imagined. A victim Offender Rehabilitation center mediates the analogy physically creating an architecture that plays on spatial experience and programming to create a place of therapy, a machine of sublimation.
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Initial Development of the Sex Offender Attitude Scale.
… and unwarranted negative attitudes toward sex offenders, little hope remains for released sex offenders to successfully reintegrate into society. Therefore, it is in the interest of society that we understand the nature of views of sex offenders so that attempts can be made to promote maximal …
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The Streetscapes Project : reflective paper
… two of the NPO's eleven programmes, i.e. the offender rehabilitation & reintegration programme and the diversion programme, and includes five social enterprises with the urban garden project in Roeland Street, Cape Town, being one of it. Through narratives and research this project shows how …
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Investigation into the reasons that influence the escalation of juvenile crime in Umhlathuze Municipality
… will never improve. In this study 25 Juvenile offenders were interviewed. 2 case studies of juvenile offenders who had been arrested and charged were done and 3 parents of juvenile offenders who had been arrested then successfully put on non custodial rehabilitation were interviewed. The …
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The impact of diversion programmes on behaviour modification to divertees in uMhlathuze – RichardsBay
… beneficiaries of the programme in finding rehabilitation. Although the beliefs of communities and individuals differ as to the intent of the programme, while, others still feel the need for retribution. The impact of diversion programmes thus, cannot be ignored as only 25 per cent of youth …
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Replacing punishment: the ethics of alternatives to legal punishment
… heavyweights for non-punitive interventions: offender rehabilitation and offender incapacitation. After defining them, explaining why they are non-punitive, and defending justifications for them, I will conclude that they provide the most substantive opportunities for the state to shift its …
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The idea of punishment in international human rights discourse: A conceptual and historical critique
… spirituality – laid greater emphasis on offender rehabilitation, and was more attentive to the social context of crime than is the case with modern human rights discourse. The study argues that this discourse, owing to its theoretical kinship with Kantian philosophy, embodies a …
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Labeling Adult Sex Offenders and Sexually Violent Predators: The Impact of Registration and Community Notification
When released from prison, sex offenders are typically required to register with designated law enforcement officials as a condition of their parole. These officials can warn local community members, organizations, and establishments of the offender's incoming presence. Research indicates that …
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Ki te Whaiao, ki te Ao Mārama: An Exploration of Protective Factors and Cultural Connectedness in Māori Males who have Sexually Offended
… the need for culturally responsive approaches to rehabilitation, most risk assessment tools remain deficit-focused, misaligned with Māori worldviews, and may perpetuate further marginalisation through their overemphasis on risk. There is increasing interest in protective factors as a way to …