Sentence examples for reincarceration from inspiring English sources

The evidence points to one of Matthew Harvey's last sitters as the culprit, and Rigge has a month to discover which; failure to do so will mean reincarceration.

The Pew report recommended diverting nonviolent offenders away from prison and using punishments short of reincarceration for minor or technical violations of probation or parole.

But for those with lesser lapses, like Mr. Kemp, officials try to judge whether reincarceration will be useful and may rely instead on a combination of help, closer supervision and graduated sanctions.

The judge said that without such help, mentally ill inmates are likely to harm themselves and others, through substance abuse, the deterioration of their mental and physical health, homelessness, rearrest, and reincarceration.

This bizarre and inhumane system subjects these prisoners to almost certain mental deterioration, which can lead directly to homelessness, more criminal conduct, rearrest and reincarceration.

It also found that nearly two thirds of all reincarcerations within three years of release from prison were not for new crimes but for technical violations, like missing appointments with parole officers.

Today, Kansas is a leader in a spreading national effort to make parole more effective and useful — to reduce violations and reincarcerations as it protects the public and seeks to help more offenders go straight.

Today, the state is a leader of a spreading national effort to reduce reincarcerations.