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     • Recidivism rates for the TDCJ offender population continue to be among the lowest in the country with the cur-rent overall recidivism rate at 20.3%.
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   What is the recidivism rate for TDCJ inmates?

   • Recidivism rates for the TDCJ inmate population continue to be among the lowest in the country with the current overall recidivism rate at 20.3%. See chart below. Throughout Texas, more than a million individuals are processed in local jails each year, many of whom transition to TDCJ supervision.

   Biennial Reentry and Reintegration Services Report

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   Does Texas reduce recidivism?

   • Notwithstanding the variations in evaluation outcomes, Texas has claimed success in lowering recidivism among the correctional population, at least during specific periods. For the period 2005 to 2015, recidivism rates dropped from 27.2% in 2005 to 20.3% in 2015 (TDCJ, 2020b ).

   Rehabilitation and the Adult Correctional Population in Texas

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   Does the TDCJ reentry program reduce recidivism?

   • The ultimate goal of the TDCJ’s reentry program is reduced recidivism. Recidivism rates for the TDCJ offender population continue to be among the lowest in the country with the cur-rent overall recidivism rate at 20.3%. See chart below.

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   Is recidivism an indicator of success in TDCJ's rehabilitation efforts?

   • Further, recidivism is not the only indicator of success in TDCJ’s assessment of its rehabilitation efforts. Evaluations of community supervision programs have measured program success based on completion rates.

   Rehabilitation and the Adult Correctional Population in Texas

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3. www.tdcj.texas.gov › documents › ridTexas Department of Criminal Justice

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   rent overall recidivism rate at 20.3%. See chart below. Source: Legislative Budget Board Offender Demographics Throughout Texas, over a million offenders are processed in local jails each year, many of

   • Statistical Report FY 2021 - Texas Department of Criminal Justice

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   • Biennial Reentry and Reintegration Service Report 2022

     of individuals who return to incarceration three years after...

   • Policy Report Statewide Criminal and Juvenile Justice ... - Texas

     Th is report summarizes the rearrest and reincarceration...

4. www.prisonlegalnews.org › news › 2022Justice Department Releases Ten-Year Recidivism Study

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   Mar 1, 2022 · The majority of those prisoners, 62%, had also returned to prison. Those are just two takeaways from a ten-year study of prisoner recidivism released in September 2021 by the Bureau of Justice Statistics of the U.S. Department of Justice.

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   Only about 21.4 percent of individuals released from prison are returned to prison within three years following release. 1 It is difficult to compare recidivism rates with other states given the various ways in which recidivism is measured and defined, but Texas’ low reincarceration rate is significant...

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6. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Rehabilitation and the Adult Correctional Population in Texas

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   Nov 22, 2022 · In addition to its use of capital punishment, Texas has a reputation for having high incarceration rates (see Gottschalk, 2021 ). While Texas has historically embraced a punitive ideology, it has in recent years earned a political reputation for its ideological and practical shift towards rehabilitation.