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1. www.cdcr.ca.gov › offender-recidivismOffender Recidivism - Office of Research - CDCR

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   CDCR reports recidivism rates (arrests, convictions, and returns to prison) through our Recidivism Data Dashboard. The three-year conviction rate is CDCR’s primary measure of recidivism (for more information, please see the Evaluation Design Section of our Recidivism Report Series below).

2. www.cdcr.ca.gov › research › wp-contentRecidivism Report for Youth Released from the Division of ...

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   The three-year conviction rate is the primary measure of recidivism. The three-year arrest and return to state custody rates are supplemental measures of recidivism. 16 After three years of follow-up, 76.4 percent of the release cohort was arrested (168 youth), 50.5 percent were convicted (111 youth), and.

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   How does CDCR report recidivism?

   • CDCR reports recidivism rates (arrests, convictions, and returns to prison) through our Recidivism Data Dashboard. The three-year conviction rate is CDCR’s primary measure of recidivism (for more information, please see the Evaluation Design Section of our Recidivism Report Series below).

   Offender Recidivism - Office of Research - CDCR

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   What are the risk factors for recidivism among child molesters?

   • Risk factors include: targeting boys, impulsivity, using cognitive distortions, and psychopathology. High risk factors include those who have sexually abused children in the past. There is definitely a need for well-designed studies of recidivism among child molesters.

   Recidivism Among Child Molesters: A Brief Overview

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   Who studies recidivism in California?

   • Since 1977, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s Office of Research has studied recidivism. CDCR’s Office of Research conducts research, data analysis and program evaluation to implement and assess evidence-based programs and practices, strengthen policy, inform management decisions and ensure accountability.

   Recidivism Reports - Office of Research - CDCR

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   Do recidivism rates matter today?

   • For example, recidivism rates reported in the scientific literature 30 years ago, prior to the enactment of sex offender laws and the resulting increased number of arrests for sexual offenses, make little sense today.

   Sex Offender Recidivism: Some Lessons Learned From Over 70 Years of

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4. www.ojp.gov › ncjrs › virtual-libraryRecidivism Among Child Molesters: A Brief Overview | Office ...

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   There are a wide range of estimates of the recidivism rate for child molesters. However, some of the better designed research on the subject suggests a conservative estimate of long-term recidivism to be 50 percent higher, depending on the type of offender.

5. www.cjcj.org › reports-publications › publicationsCalifornia’s Division of Juvenile Justice ( DJJ ) Reports ...

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   Apr 18, 2017 · Despite rising spending per youth, the most recent DJJ recidivism report reveals persistently high rates of re-arrest, reconviction, and returns to state custody, suggesting deficiencies in DJJ ’s rehabilitative programming. DJJ cost per youth, actual (FY 2008 – 09 — FY 2015 – 16), and expected (FY 2016 – 17) The fact sheet findings include:

6. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Sex Offender Recidivism: Some Lessons Learned From Over 70 ...

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   Feb 21, 2023 · The first was based on the idea that the type of sexual offending reflected sexual deviance and that sexual recidivism rates could vary accordingly—for example, child molesters/pedophiles, rapists/sexual aggressors of women, exhibitionists, voyeurs—would exhibit different, and determinable, rates of recidivism (e.g., Proulx et al., 2000).

7. www.cdcr.ca.gov › research › recidivism-reportsRecidivism Reports - Office of Research - CDCR

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   CDCR’s recidivism reports also examine rates by the demographics and characteristics of people released from prison including age, gender, ethnicity, offense, county of release, type of sentence, sex registration status, serious and violent offenses, prior incarcerations, mental health status and risk for reconviction.

8. www.cjlf.org › program › RIBProp. 57 and Recidivism: Unveiling the Reality Behind CDCR Claims

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   Recidivism rates are an important measure in evaluating whether the programs implemented following Proposition 57 are actually performing as promised. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) recently published updated recidivism outcomes for people