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reoffend

to commit another offence.
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Sentence plans, which outline how an offender's sentence will be delivered, were based on good assessment of the likelihood of reoffending.
TOP MARKS TO PROBATION SERVICE STAFF; Trust scores well in report
Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke said reoffending rates are "unacceptably high" and "underline the urgent need for steps to counter it", he added.
Longer sentences 'cut reoffending'
Mr Ahern said: "What we need to do is identify those persons that pose a higher risk of reoffending and concentrate our efforts on them.
GPS plan will track sex fiends
Don't you share my disappointment that while the reoffending rate for exprisoners rockets .
Tories hit out at Labour's reduction of skills for prisoners; POLITICS PRISONS
This is part of the governments commitment to reduce the rate of adult reoffending by five per cent and also reduce domestic violence, Mr Elliott said.
Australia : Rehabilitation to reduce reoffending
This strategy brings together the National Offender Management Service - of which Probation is a part - four police areas, the Welsh Government and other agencies in an integrated approach to tackling reoffending.
175 arrested last year had 50+ convictions; Another 1,036 broke law up to 19 times
The figures also reveal a shocking variation in reoffending rates across the country, with up to 80% of former inmates in some UK prisons breaking the law again.
60% of city's released criminals strike again
I would imagine that some of the prisoners are enjoying their balanced and nutritious meals and entertainment and dare say that some of them have every intention of reoffending when they are released as they have no qualms with being sent back to prison for a few months.
Cushy jails no deterrent to re-offending; letters@coventrytelegraph.net Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net
6 per cent of offenders sentenced to a community order or a suspended sentence order reoffending (so 73.
Criminals are getting back on the straight and narrow; views
The Government spend over PS120million a year on attempts to stop people reoffending - but it is not all well spent.
Time to step up, MacAskill; RecordView
Overall, the reoffending rate in England and Wales rose slightly by 0.
Quarter of criminals go on to reoffend
John Hall, Deputy Director, Reducing Reoffending Portfolio, Ministry of Justice
Capita Announce Details of Their 11th National Conference on Integrated Offender Management - Tuesday, 18th September, 2012 - Central London

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