This study's aim is to "shed more light on what the impact of pretrial detention may be on several non-Criminal Justice related outcomes. If we can gain a better understanding of the effects of pretrial detention, even detention for relatively short periods (e.g., less than three days), policy regarding risk-based decisions can be informed. Likewise there is benefit in further examining the “more than” vs. “less than” three days of pretrial incarceration in light of recent research that has already influenced policy in many parts of the U.S." (p. 3). It seems that pretrial detention "leads to varying levels of disruption across several indicators of functionality – specifically employment, financial situation, residential stability, and issues relating to dependent children" (p. 12).
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Analyzing Bond Supervision Survey Data: The Effects of Pretrial Detention on Self-Reported Outcomes
Accession Number: 032716
Media Type:
Document
Publication Year:
2016
Length:
19 pages
Sponsor(s):
U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) (Washington, DC)
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