Stats
Definitions
Programs
100
The percentage of previously convicted offender's that re-enter the system annually
What is 40%?
100
“a tendency to relapse into a previous condition or mode of behavior; especially: relapse into criminal behavior”
What is recidivism?
100
To significantly reduce the rate of prison recidivism in the greater Philadelphia area. Philadelphia area faith-community, which currently lieu overlooked, like unearthed treasure, by an overburdened social services community.
What is Kingdom Care Reentry Program?
200
$32,000 on average.
What is the average cost of incarcerating an average male?
200
An integrative therapy widely practiced aimed to alter the way people think and also the way they act.
What is Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy?
200
An ambitious effort attempted to lower the current state of outstanding warrants in the city of Philadelphia which is about 70,000. From September 17 - 20, 2008 if you were wanted for a non-violent crime in the city and have no history of violence you received favorable consideration for your surrender and were likely to go home the same day.
What is Fugitive Safe Surrender?
300
$50 billion a year
What is the amount that is spent on the prison system and correctional facilities?
300
A 9 month group treatment program using the cognitive behavior manual. Family education and involvement.
What is ISAP?
300
"an attempt to divert or channel out youthful offenders away from the juvenile Justice System"
What is Chittenden County Court Diversion?
400
In 2005 this percentage of offenders were convicted again for a new crime within the next three years after release.
What is 50%?
400
During a period of three years since the prisoners release.
What is Normal Trend of Reoffending?
400
Involves teaching offenders about Antecedents that lead to Behaviors that lead to Consequences.
What is the ABC Technique?
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