Each year many offenders are released homeless putting them at great risk of being
returned to prison. To reduce the likelihood of recidivism, Washington State implemented the …

Corrections in the Community, Seventh Edition, examines the current state of community
corrections and proposes an evidence-based approach to making programs more effective …

Research Summary In the wake of the mass incarceration movement, many states must now
manage the rebound of decarceration. Thermodynamic forces of the justice system …

Executive summary Commissioned by Corrections Victoria to inform its future strategies for
delivering housing support strategies to people leaving the prison system, this report …

The number of former prisoners returning to society has increased dramatically in recent
decades, with more than 700,000 prisoners released from incarceration yearly. Research …

There is much debate about the effects of punitive or treatment responses to the many
women who are on probation and parole. This article examines whether types of technical …

Recidivism risk assessment tools have been utilized for decades. Although their
implementation and use have the potential to touch nearly every aspect of the correctional …

Substance use disorders are common among justice-involved populations, the majority of
whom are under community supervision in the form of probation. Substance involvement …

Despite the nationwide use of halfway houses (HWHs), empirical findings documenting their
impact have been generally infrequent over the last 30 years. Recent high-profile incidents …

A long-held assumption in corrections is that parole technical violations (TVs) serve as a
proxy of an offender's potential of committing a new crime. Considering this notion has yet to …