Reintegrating Indigenous offenders: recidivism among Indigenous Australians who have been imprisoned

Author	Taylor, Natalie; Moore, John-Patrick
Date	2006
Link(s)	https://www.aic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2020-05/rpp090.pdf
Subjects	Corrections

Description

This project aims to identify whether there are patterns of offending and particular demographic characteristics that are linked to recidivism among the population of Indigenous males imprisoned for violent offences, and if so, have formal interventions designed to stop reoffending and promote reintegration led to positive outcomes for this group of prisoners?

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