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re: National Prison Rape Elimination Commission Update

D. Brent Phillips Polk County Sheriff's Office, Texas — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:56:33 GMT

Can't wait to see the final draft. A+

re: Study Finds Majority of Arrestees in Major Metropoolitan Areas Test Positive for Illegal Drugs

Joe Paul — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 20:15:45 GMT

Interesting information.

re: Crime and Incarceration, the Midyear/Preliminary Reports

Andurea — Fri, 29 May 2009 16:19:22 GMT

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re: Returning Home: How Can Reentry Be Improved?

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re: Public Safety and Reentry

Janet Wolfe — Mon, 25 May 2009 19:08:37 GMT

This article was full of truth, help and honesty. It is about time we look at this subject with open eyes and honest hearts in order to change what is happening to our released offenders. they can not do/change on their own. None of us can. It is my opinion that prison for the most part does not work at all, to change someone and not go back to prison/jail again. We the public must, take note that what we are currently doing with the criminals of this country to help them change, and not be an expensive part of society, is not working. We must look at "what" changes people. And use models that are working. I believe it has been said that doing the same old thing over and over and expecting something new to happen, is the definition of insanity. Lets stop the insanity and revamp what isnt working. I run a non profit organization that has a 100% success rate for its graduates for prison aftercare. check us out www.growministry,com

re: Reducing Recidivism: A Review of Effective State Initiatives

Jacquelyn Stanton — Mon, 18 May 2009 21:29:43 GMT

Outstanding!

re: New BJS Report on Mental Health Problems

Eileen Conway — Tue, 05 May 2009 16:41:52 GMT

This continues to be the latest report from BJS.

re: New BJS Report on Mental Health Problems

Jaime R. Roman — Sun, 03 May 2009 18:30:42 GMT

Excellent! Is there later data?

re: Saving Money by Expanding Drug Treatment

Claire Gale — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 22:47:03 GMT

Expanding Drug Treatment for non-violent drug offenders makes the most since. It seems like Oklahoma has a very poor drug treatment program in their justice system. They only allow for religious based treatment programs. These programs seem to be poorly staffed with inexperienced counselors. I'm not sure if the state is "providing" drug court for the main reason of collecting on federal funding.of this program. Oklahoma has a high non-violent inmate population and a high recidivism rate. I'm not sure why the state does not learn by its mistakes. They seem be proud of the fact that the state is "tough on crime". While rehabilitation seems like a joke in their institutions.

Oklahoma seems to pay the highest share of taxes that go directly to incarceration of inmates.

Also, Oklahoma just got recognized as having a ten time higher rate of opiates prescribed by physicians than any other state in the nation. There seems to be something very wrong with the entire justice system in Oklahoma.

Thank you for your article. It was very informative and the principles of the article need to be adopted by the justice system.

re: Training Available to State Agencies For Successful Offender Reentry

Janet Bagby — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 01:03:09 GMT

Unfortunately, I saw this date too late, and I would vey much loved to have attended because aftercare, working with reentries, is my passion. I have a hard tie opening articles I want to read in their entirity

re: Training Available to State Agencies For Successful Offender Reentry

Janet Bagby — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 01:03:05 GMT

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