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A Comparative Recidivism Analysis of Releases from Private and Public Prisons in Florida
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A Comparative Recidivism Analysis of Releases from Private and Public Prisons in Florida
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Lanza-Kaduce, Lonn
Parker, Karen F.
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University of Florida. Center for Studies in Criminology and Law. Private Corrections Project (Gainesville, FL)
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Published 1998.
6 pages.
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This analysis focuses exclusively on short-term recidivism. Private prison releases had a lower recidivism rate than releases from public prison. Within 12 months, 10% of private prison releases were reincarcerated compared to 14% of public prison releases. Private prison also exhibited lower recidivism than public prisons when looking at two specific rates per 1,000 releases: the resentencing rate for private prisons was 45% lower than public prisons; the reincarceration rate was 31% lower for private prisons compared to public prisons.
Accession Number: 015379
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