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Research by Dr Melissa Hamilton for the Sentencing Academy compares reoffending rates for custody, suspended sentences and community sentences.
The overall proven reoffending rate was 28.1% for the October to December 2018 offender cohort, the lowest reoffending rate in the twelve-year timeseries.
MoJ stats for the year to March 2018 reveal that adult and child reoffending rates are falling.
The Justice Data Lab has been running for almost seven years now, what can we learn from it about what works in reducing reoffending?
MoJ stats for the year to June 2017 reveal that adult reoffending rates are rising.
Can interventions get ex-offenders into work? The Justice Data Lab investigates in their new analysis.
New MoJ research confirms that release on temporary licence (ROTL) reduces reoffending and more ROTLs reduce reoffending more.
There have been statistically significant reductions in the adjusted binary reoffending rate for 11 of the 21 CRCs in the April to June 2016 cohort when compared to the 2011 baseline reoffending rates.
Jack Cattell of Get the Data does a deep dive into the latest private probation reconviction data and payment by results outcomes and finds some contradictory trends.
Jack Cattell of Get The Data analyses the first results from Transforming Rehabilitation and shows which CRCs have hit their payment by results targets.
Jack Cattell of Get the Data takes a deep dive into the first set of published reoffending rates from the new private Community Rehabilitation Companies.
MoJ stats for the year to April 2015 reveal that probation reoffending rates have fallen again in the last period under the fully public probation system.
