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Every Second Matters According to Cornell University Research

The negative impact that individuals experience after imprisonment is well documented, but the challenges facing families when a loved one is incarcerated are much less well known. A new study designated “Every Second”, produced in collaboration with a Cornell University research team and FWD.us, surveyed the prevalence of family imprisonment by a nationwide representative sample […]

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A Major Colorado Judicial District Has Found Success Through TRACKtech Technology

Success Stories / Tara Reeb

One of Colorado’s Judicial Districts have utilized TRACKTech’s comprehensive platform to enhance public safety and improve lives through TRACKphoneLite (TpL). This intuitive app is installed on the mobile device of an offender which then provides a multitude of useful features, such as location tracking, video conferencing, behavioral health assessments, rehabilitative support and compliance monitoring. The

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Shelby’s Goal to Reset Recidivism

Recidivism / Tara Reeb

The dilemma of recurrence is a complex but urgent one. Not only have many people who leave prison lost valuable years of their life, most have little to no support to fulfill their basic needs upon reentry. Those who want to make a better life, often lack the tools to do so. A new community

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Recidivism in Japan – An Epidemic Among the Elderly

Recidivism / Tara Reeb

Japan has long been known for its prevalent respect for its elderly. In fact, Japan has the largest population over 65 years old, at an astonishing 27%. Even more surprising is the high recidivism rates among elderly citizens in Japan. According to Japan’s white paper on crime, the percentage of elderly people that returned to

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Technology Utilized for Prison Population Reduction in Coffee County

Jail Overcrowding / Tara Reeb

According to the Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC), the jail population in Coffee County has seen a 25 percent decline in recent weeks. Currently, there are about 320 prisoners in the county jail, roughly 100 fewer than a few months ago. The Sheriff’s Department of Coffee County works collectively with other county organizations and departments

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Are Ankle Monitors Effective at Deterring Violent Criminals?

Justice Reform / Tara Reeb

In Cook County, IL, there are more accused criminals monitored by electronic ankle bracelets than the rest of the Illinois Corrections Department statewide, 300 plus of which are missing from the monitoring program, according to documents ABC7Chicago obtained from the Cook County Sheriff. Almost 50% of those who are currently on ankle bracelet monitoring are

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