Sentence examples for reoffending to from inspiring English sources

Housing for Women's Re-Unite project provides family accommodation that brings together ex-offenders and their children, cutting reoffending to just 2.5% from the national average of 54%.

And they allow private investors to invest in projects designed to address a specific social problem, from reoffending, to homelessness, to children going into care.

Mr Clarke wanted shorter sentences – he proposed halving the sentences of offenders who entered guilty pleas – and a cut in reoffending, to reduce the prison population by 3,000.

The Justice Data Lab has already been launched by the Ministry of Justice, working with NPC to explore how charities can use data on reoffending to assess the outcomes of their programmes.

Studies have shown surgical castration (removal of testicles) in sex offenders can reduce the risk of reoffending to 2 5percentt, down from 50percentt, while chemical castration is believed to achieve a similar effect.

Studies have shown surgical castration (removal of testicles) in sex offenders can reduce the risk of reoffending to 2-52-5percentdown from 50percentt, while chemical castration is believed to achieve a similar effect.

Nevertheless, Peterson is a "Level 3" sex offender which, according to Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety, means "he has been determined to be at a high risk to reoffend and to pose a high degree of dangerousness to the public".

We want folks to not reoffend, to get clean, to get reunited.

It's one of the reasons that so many released prisoners reoffend to get sent back to jail – it's the only narrative they know, and there's comfort in it.

We are determined that the UK has one of the toughest regimes in the world for managing sex offenders, to stop reoffending and to protect victims".

Examining mental disorders in JSOs in relation to reoffending may contribute to the issue to what extent psychiatric care should be offered to this specific subgroup.