Community sanctions more effective than prison say experts

There is "a growing body of evidence" that community sanctions are more effective than prison terms in reducing reoffending among criminals.
Community sanctions more effective than prison say experts

There is "a growing body of evidence" that community sanctions are more effective than prison terms in reducing reoffending among criminals.

Professor Ian O’Donnell, of University College Dublin, also said there are “encouraging findings” from peer support programmes involving sex offenders in prisons — where they take on roles providing emotional or practical support to fellow sex offenders.

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