946 resultados para GRADIENT CORRECTIONS
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Annual Report from the Department of Corrections
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DOC Research Director Lettie Prell recently compiled the calendar year 2012 data for offender releases from prison to community supervision in Iowa. Analyzes such as these help the Iowa Corrections system in identifying where the most reentry resource need is; what offender programming is most in demand; and which culturally-sensitive supervision and culturally-specific programming is prescribed.
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During 2011, the Iowa Department of Corrections analyzed the impact that attaining a GED has on recidivism – specifically, three-year return-to-prison rate. For those inmates who have a low or moderate risk level (as measured by the LSI-R assessment tool), attaining a GED does not tend to reduce the return-to-prison rate. However, attaining a GED does tend to reduce the rate for higher risk offenders.
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For over three decades, the number of Iowa inmates with life sentences has shown a steady increase. As the chart below shows, that number has risen from 111 in 1980 to 680 in 2012 (data for 1987 is unavailable due to transitioning to new data systems)
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CJJP found that for 2011, prison releasees who had gone throught the revamped MIFVPP were significantly less likely to be convicted of a violent assault on release from prison.
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Report on the Iowa Department of Corrections for the year ended June 30, 2012
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Combined report on the institutions under the control of the Iowa Department of Corrections for the five years ended June 30, 2012
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Agency Performance Report
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Agency Performance Report
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Agency Performance Report
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Agency Performance Report
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Agency Performance Report
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Agency Performance Report
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Agency Performance Report