The Issues And Challenges Of Offender Reentry

Re-Entry issues and challenges, for a numerous amount of years they have been people incarcerated for crimes and released after consequences faced like time spent in jail or probation. They were concern because you would think people would learn from their mistakes and does anything in they power to try to avoid putting themselves in a situation like that again. On re-entry program web it states “Offender reentry, which is also know as reentry, prisoner reentry, or re-entry refers to the return of offenders from incarceration back into the community. In general and for the purposes of this guide, reentry involves any programs, initiative, or partnership that addresses the issues necessary to ensure that offenders successfully transition and

That could lower your chances on going back to jail because you are occupied doing something positive. Another condition that is usually followed after a release is having to check on probation officers and take drug test, to you it might not seem like a big deal but some people find it difficult because that is their way of managing their problems, or they feel like they cannot possibly get through the day without an intake in some type of contraband. In most case people are allowed the opportunity to attend a drug abuse program so you could be able to express yourself and vent to people who have the same problem or psychologist to help you get over the problem The program varies in different time periods, some are approximately six month and some people do not have the patience to go through and rather go to jail for a couple of months then being supervised or having to go to a mandatory program. On “Fas” web it states, “Some ex-offenders, however, eventually end up back in prison. The BJS’s most recent study on recidivism showed that within five years of release nearly three-quarters of ex-offenders released in 2005 came back into contact with the criminal justice system, and more than half returned to prison after either being convicted for a new crime or for violating the conditions of their release.” Majority of the time the P.O (probation officer) explain conditions that cannot be