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    Home > Library > Corrections reform > Promoting Public Safety Through Successful Community Transition: Toward an Evidence-Based System of Offender Reentry

    Promoting Public Safety Through Successful Community Transition: Toward an Evidence-Based System of Offender Reentry

    Publication year: 2008 | Cataloged on: Oct. 31, 2008

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    • 023367

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    • 2008
    • 31 pages.

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    • Promoting Public Safety Through Successful Community Transition: Toward an Evidence-Based System of Offender Reentry

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    • Corrections Reform
    • Offender Reintegration
    ANNOTATION: "This report is a 'call to action' for Massachusetts state leaders to implement a systemic approach to offender reentry, one that involves traditional as well as non-traditional agencies and collaborates with community leaders and service providers." Six sections are contained in this document: executive summary; introduction; the need for reform; a systemic approach to successful transition; promising practices in offender reentry; Massachusetts reentry -- opportunities and barriers; and recommendations.
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