Exam 4 Chapter 16 Flashcards
Federal recidivism study of 30 states
Rearrested within 3 years: 68%, returned to prison within 3 years: 50%, and at 3 years only 22% with new sentence
Highest recidivism rates for?
Property offenders
Who is released from prison to parole - by time of crime?
31% drug, 31% violent, 22% property
Parole officers dual role
Cop - enforcement of conditions and surveillance, suspend parole, social worker - help find a job, service referral, counseling, act as a advocate and intermedia ting for people who are doing well
Parole officers organizational constraints
Workload - depending on how much they can handle, philosophy and policy of organization and is influenced by where you work
Glaser’s typology of parole officers
Parental officer is an emphasis on assistance and control cop, punitive officer - I’m not going to hold your hand, passive agent - might not even come
Difficulties of reentry outside of prison
Strangeness to re-entry - the new things in society, overcoming temptations, relationships and friends, unmet personal needs - housing, job, substance abuse, stigma, civil disability
Keys to successful reentry
Dealing with physical and health problems, finding a pre social community support system, finding a good partner, changing criminal attitude to prosocial, finding a job with a live able wage
Types of civil disabilities
Legal restrictions preventing felons from: employment, public assistance, owning firearms, drivers license, student loans, or can’t vote in Wisconsin you can’t vote if you’re in prison, parole, or probation,
World of hope ministries inc
Prisoner reintegrate program in milwaukee, services of job training, mentoring, case management, social services, healthcare
Project return milwaukee
Job development and placement, drug and alcohol counseling, various support groups
Is the success rate for probation or parole higher?
Higher for probation than parole
What some reasons that parole ends?
Cancellation or revocations often happen due to either arrest, cannot be located, or for multiple technical violations
Recidivism
Rearrest, reconviction, for a new crime and are returned to prison,