| Thousands of offenders will be tagged on their release from jail under plans being considered by ministers to reduce reoffending rates. |
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| This is because offender programs are designed to address those risk factors related to reoffending. |
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| He wanted to know the reoffending rate and no specifics were given on that. |
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| Policy: What is the policy in the various countries with regard to reducing the incidence of reoffending? |
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| These sanctions have to be educative and not simply repressive so as to avoid reoffending. |
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| Provincial and territorial coordinators feed into this system by flagging the criminal records of offenders who pose a risk of reoffending. |
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| The purpose is to address both the needs of the youth and reduce the reoffending risk in the community. |
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| They find themselves unable to pay compensation to the victim and to rejoin mainstream society, which increases the risk of reoffending. |
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| More research was planned on the socioeconomic factors which contributed to reoffending in all population groups. |
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| It provides a dynamic risk assessment of an offender's likelihood of reoffending, based in large part on his past behaviour. |
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| The Lib Dems are supportive of any move to encourage rehabilitation and reduce reoffending. |
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| An initial evaluation of those initiatives indicated that they were helping to reduce reoffending. |
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| Young offenders in Devon are being taught mindfulness techniques to reduce reoffending. |
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| Imprisoning women may increase their chances of reoffending because of the destabilising effect it has on their home and family situation. |
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| Some lifers are never released on parole because the risk of their reoffending is too great. |
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| He added that community payback schemes could act as a deterrent for others and help to reduce reoffending. |
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| Hence, especially non-sexually reoffending JSOs may be the subgroup of JSOs who commit their sexual offense in the context of a problematic antisocial behavior pattern. |
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| Proper investment in community solutions and mental healthcare, effective working between departments and greater devolution to local authorities would cut crime and reduce reoffending. |
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| Whilst we can never eliminate risk entirely, we are all entitled to expect that everything that can be done is being done to prevent these offenders from reoffending. |
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| The report describes various detoxification programmes among prisoners that reduce reoffending rates, and information campaigns that make children more wary of seeking illicit highs. |
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| When women do commit the same crimes as men, the underlying factors are considerably different and tend to indicate a much lower risk of reoffending. |
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| In contrast, punishing high-risk youth who have little stake in their school or community does not discourage reoffending behaviour and is expensive as well. |
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| The few studies that have explored the effectiveness of aftercare services within a correctional population have shown mild reductions in reoffending, but this conclusion is tempered by the limited amount of available data. |
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| Although our system of values does in fact entail the risk of a prisoner reoffending after he has been released, we should be giving up our freedom if we were to abandon that same system of values. |
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| The evaluation shows that one year after completing their sentence, the reoffending figures for those who have received this treatment are eight percentage points lower than for others. |
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| The decision to proceed with conditional release is made in cases where the investigator has determined that there is no risk of the accused's reoffending. |
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| Using imprisonment to incapacitate offenders works only to the extent that while they are serving their sentences, they are not reoffending in the community. |
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| Known as an alcolock, the device is aimed at preventing those who have been convicted of drinking and driving from reoffending. |
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| The YOT works with children aged from 10 to 18 to help reduce reoffending and works to prevent other young people carrying out offences. |
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| There, pedosexuals are helped by a group of volunteers after their detention. The resulting social network has been shown to cut reoffending rates quite considerably. |
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