Crimes of Violence a Staff Report Submitted to the National Commission On the C
Crimes of Violence a Staff Report Submitted to the National Commission On the C
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At the moment, the evidence regarding their impact on the rate of recidivism is not substantial or clear enough to permit any generalizations, other than that they seem to have no worse results than full-scale institutional treatment and no better results than probation or parole directly into the community.
Compared to the costs of direct release into the community, halfway houses tend to be relatively expensive, although they are probably less expensive than incarceration in custodial institu...tions. This suggests that further exploration of alternative designs of halfway-house programs is warranted on grounds of economy, efficiency, and humaneness.
Perhaps the most promising possibilities here lie in the combination of normal work and normal sexual experiences, with continuing opportunities to explore the emerging problems of adjustment to these experiences in therapeutic sessions, either individual or group. In short, the therapeutic sessions can be attuned to the realistic problems of adjustment in the normative community, whereas when therapy is administered in institutions of incarceration, no such continuing guided evaluation of actual normative experiences and difficulties is possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the moment, the evidence regarding their impact on the rate of recidivism is not substantial or clear enough to permit any generalizations, other than that they seem to have no worse results than full-scale institutional treatment and no better results than probation or parole directly into the community.
Compared to the costs of direct release into the community, halfway houses tend to be relatively expensive, although they are probably less expensive than incarceration in custodial institu...tions. This suggests that further exploration of alternative designs of halfway-house programs is warranted on grounds of economy, efficiency, and humaneness.
Perhaps the most promising possibilities here lie in the combination of normal work and normal sexual experiences, with continuing opportunities to explore the emerging problems of adjustment to these experiences in therapeutic sessions, either individual or group. In short, the therapeutic sessions can be attuned to the realistic problems of adjustment in the normative community, whereas when therapy is administered in institutions of incarceration, no such continuing guided evaluation of actual normative experiences and difficulties is possible.
What to read after Crimes of Violence a Staff Report Submitted to the National Commission On the C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald J Mulvihill to read onlineMoreLess
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