RT Article
T1 A Comparison of Recidivism of Florida's Community Control and Prison: A Five-Year Survival Analysis
JF Journal of research in crime and delinquency
VO 30
IS 3
SP 267
OP 292
A1 Smith, Linda G.
A2 Akers, Ronald L. 1939-
LA English
YR 1993
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1640352619
AB Florida's Community Control Program is the nation's largest intermediate sanction home confinement program for felons. The question addressed in this research is the effectiveness of this sanction compared to imprisonment, as measured by recidivism. The rearrest, reconviction, imprisonment, and recidivism survival of the first cohort of convicted felons sentenced to Community Control were tracked for nearly five years and compared to the recidivism of a partially matched group of convicted felons released from prison. The findings from the research show that the recidivism rates and survival curves of the two groups are essentially the same. Approximately 4 out of 5 felony offenders sentenced to Community Control or prison recidivated during the five-year study. ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR
K1 Strafrecht
K1 Elektronische Überwachung
K1 Führungsaufsicht
K1 Straftäter
K1 Rückfallforschung
K1 Überwachung in Freiheit
K1 USA
K1 Hausarrest
K1 Intensivbewährungshilfe
K1 Vergleichende Sanktionsforschung