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SEVERE AND VIOLENT OFFENDER REENTRY INITIATIVE

Overview

Nearly 650,000 people are released from incarceration yearly and arrive on the doorsteps of communities nationwide. The federal government, through the Office of Justice Programs, offers guidance and direction to communities as they prepare for ex–offenders going and staying home. This page presents an overview of this issue and describes OJP's Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Initiative.

The reentry of serious, high–risk offenders into communities across the country has long been the source of violent crime in the United States. As more than 630,000 offenders are released from prison every year, the problem of their recidivism has become a crisis that affects all parts of a community. Fewer than half of all released offenders stay out of trouble for at least 3 years after their release from prison, and many of these offenders commit serious and/or violent offenses while under parole...

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1. Introduction
2. Executive Summary
3. Business Overview
4. Company History
5. Market Analysis
6. Financial Analysis
7. Recommendations And Evaluation Tools
8. Growth Strategy
9. Threats
10. Severe And Violent Offender Reentry Initiative
11. Colorado Department Of Correctional Services Svori Overview
12. Offender Reentry Study
13. Community–Based Treatment Model
14. Grant Opportunities
15. Financial Information