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Sentencing Law and Policy: BJS releases notable new recidivism data for 2012-released state prisons

Sentencing Law and Policy: BJS releases notable new recidivism data for 2012-released state prisons
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National corrections reporting programBureau of justice statisticsJustice statisticsPrisoners releasedYear follow up periodதேசிய திருத்தங்கள் புகாரளித்தல் ப்ரோக்ர்யாம்பணியகம் ஆஃப் நீதி புள்ளிவிவரங்கள்நீதி புள்ளிவிவரங்கள்ப்ரிஸநர்ஸ் வெளியிடப்பட்டதுஆண்டு பின்தொடரவும் மேலே காலம்

Most inmates serve less than two years—violent offenders less than three

Most inmates serve less than two years—violent offenders less than three
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Youth incarceration fell when California required counties to pay more for juvenile detention

HomePortfolioSecurity & Justice Youth incarceration fell when California required counties to pay more for juvenile detention Youth incarceration fell when California required counties to pay more for juvenile detention By Clark Merrefield Monday February 15, 2021 The Fred C. Nelles Youth Correctional Facility in Whittier, Calif., was closed in 2004. (Studio SoCal History/ Flickr/Creative Commons) During the tough-on-crime 1990s, a California juvenile justice law introduced in the name of fiscal responsibility led to an immediate, drastic drop in youth criminal court commitments to state-run juvenile facilities, new research finds. The legislation from state Sen. Rob Hurtt, a Republican, took effect in August 1996 and shifted huge chunks of the cost of incarcerating youths adjudicated of minor offenses from the state to counties. The bill was meant to shrink the cost of incarcerating youth $31,000 a year on average to hold someone under 18, according to news reports at th

United statesAlameda countyRhode islandCalifornia youth authorityWest virginiaMegan stevensonArnold schwarzeneggerRob hurttMargaret farrellSanta claraDarby kernanJosh gaugerMike minorNational corrections reporting programNational juvenile defender centerCalifornia state association of counties