87 resultados para Community- based control
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A "quick" view of facts and figures for Iowa's Department of Corrections Prisons and Community Based Corrections.
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A "quick" view of facts and figures for Iowa's Department of Corrections Prisons and Community Based Corrections.
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A "quick" view of facts and figures for Iowa's Department of Corrections Prisons and Community Based Corrections.
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A "quick" view of facts and figures for Iowa's Department of Corrections Prisons and Community Based Corrections.
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Annual Report from the Iowa Department of Corrections
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This report begins with the prevalence and projected growth of offenders convicted of sex crimes within Iowa’s community-based corrections and prison populations, then describes how the Iowa Department of Corrections is addressing sex offenders’ issues through the provision of treatment and management strategies. Except where noted, information was obtained from the Iowa Corrections Offender Network (ICON) with many of the reports obtained via the Iowa Justice Data Warehouse.
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An overview of the Iowa Department of Corrections, Institutions and Districts
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An overview of the Iowa Department of Corrections, Institutions and Districts
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An overview of offender reentry from institution to the community and the work that is done between corrections and the community.
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The goal of the study is to locate a site appropriate for a 170 offender unit, based on an understanding of current needs, existing and proposed procedure and the longevity of existing facility use. The study is based on master-plan process. A framework on which multiple stages of infrastructure development can be based is initiated through the systemic study of infrastructure condition, infrastructure needs and treatment objectives.
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Following is a summary of documented outcomes for Iowa community-based correction and prisons. This list is not exhaustive since not all programs have undergone rigorous study.
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The Iowa Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning recently released a report summarizing its evaluation of the Dual Diagnosis Offender Program (DDOP) administered by the First Judicial District Department of Correctional Services.
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The Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning (CJJP) recently released its study of Iowa’s six adult drug courts, all of which are administered by community corrections agencies. Making heavy use of DOC’s ICON data base, CJJP examined completion rates, recidivism and substance abuse treatment. CJJP also compared drug court results with those of a group of offenders who were screened and declined or were rejected by drug court in 2003 (referred) and a sample of offenders starting probation in 2003 (probationers). CJJP tracked the offenders for approximately three years.
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Last month DOC released a study entitled Iowa Recidivism Report: Prison Return Rates. The study documents that Iowa’s three-year return rate to prison for offenders released during FY 2007 decreased from 33.9% for the previous three-years period studied to 31.8% (and below our goal of 33.3%). More dramatic is the decrease in the percent of offenders with mental illness returning to prison.
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On October 5, 2010 there were 25,829 probationers and parolees (including special sentence) under community-based corrections field supervision statewide. As shown in the pie charts below, LSI-R offender assessments show that a sizeable percent of offenders are dissatisfied with their living accommodations – particularly for higher risk offenders.
