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reincarcerate

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Rell also ordered corrections officials to examine the records of 1,590 current parolees to see if there are grounds to reincarcerate any of the 600 to 800 parolees with convictions for violent crimes.
Although this may suggest that it is more economical to reincarcerate a drug offender, "that doesn't take into account any of the other economic benefits such as employment, reduced dependence on social welfare programs, costs of health consequences of drug use, and reduced cost of repeat offenses in the criminal justice expenses associated with reincarceration," McCollister said.
 
 
 
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