When Prisoners Come Home: Parole and Prisoner Reentry
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...Reentry is challenging for offenders (Durose et al., 2014; Petersilia, 2003) and their families (Grieb et al., 2014)....
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...Reentry is challenging for offenders (Durose et al., 2014; Petersilia, 2003) and their families (Grieb et al....
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...“Reentry,” or when an offender returns to his or her home after a period of incarceration, is deemed a critical time in interrupting an offender’s lifetime trajectory of offending (Petersilia, 2003)....
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...Further, although 3 years of outcomes are considered standard to determine whether a program is reducing recidivism (Durose et al., 2014; Petersilia, 2003), this analysis, completed with available data in 2013, included only 2 years of outcomes....
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...Petersilia (2003) noted that individuals who have been successfully reintegrated back into their family have lower recidivism rates compared to the individuals who are disconnected from their families....
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...Petersilia (2003) reported the men with criminal histories often have unmet mental and physical health treatment and job placement (resource) needs when they reenter the community....
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...Others argue that the availability of treatment and rehabilitative programmes in prison can provide some with the opportunity and support to reduce their reoffending (e.g. Andrews, Bonta & Wormith, 2011; Cullen, 2013; Mazkenie, 2000; Petersilia, 2003)....
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...Petersilia’s belief in 2003 that: ‘How we plan for inmates’ transition to free living — including how they spend their time during confinement, the process by which they are released, and how they are supervised after release — is critical to public safety’ (Petersilia, 2003, p. 3), still holds....
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...A Danish Prisoner Narrative During (Re-)Entry to Society need incentives to change, which necessitates ‘a supervised transition plan’ (Petersilia, 2003, p. 75), although the different prison experiences will determine the specific resources ‘necessary for successful re-entry’ (Anonymous &…...
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...W e know from research that the process of re-entry is often difficult (Keene, Smoyer & Blankenship, 2018; Maruna, 2000; Olsen, 2017; Petersilia, 2003; Riggs & Cook, 2015; Seigafo, 2017) and for different reasons....
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