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The goal of reducing the rate at which prisoners reoffend after release, potentially through rehabilitation programs.
in several states have generally without producing large, consistent increases in crime, and in some cases produced modest — but effects vary by state, offense type, and complementary policies like pa...
increase margins primarily by cutting operating costs and monetizing captive markets—reducing staff, training, and services while outsourcing and consolidating revenue streams—moves that critics tie t...
are paid by governments under written contracts that define what the company must deliver and how it will be paid—most commonly per-diem or monthly rates tied to beds or inmates—while contracts often ...
Over the past five years the evidence paints a qualified picture: properly delivered, completed, offense-focused treatment—especially —tends to be associated with reduced sexual and combined sexual/vi...