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    • Criminology
    • Sociology
    • Penal Studies

    Background:

    • Offenders face distinct challenges based on incarceration length.
    • Societal reintegration is hindered by high unemployment, even for skilled individuals.
    • The prison environment can paradoxically become more comfortable than societal freedom for some releasees.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To analyze the specific problems encountered by offenders across different incarceration durations.
    • To identify factors that impede unassisted rehabilitation.
    • To propose actionable recommendations for preventing recidivism.

    Main Methods:

    • Qualitative analysis of offender experiences.
    • Review of societal reintegration barriers.
    • Exploration of policy implications for correctional systems.

    Main Results:

    • Each incarceration category presents unique rehabilitation obstacles.
    • High unemployment exacerbates the difficulties faced by criminal releasees.
    • A significant portion of offenders perceive society as more restrictive than prison.

    Conclusions:

    • Addressing the specific needs of offenders based on sentence length is crucial for rehabilitation.
    • Societal support systems, including employment opportunities, are vital for successful reintegration.
    • Policy interventions are necessary to mitigate the challenges faced by released offenders and prevent future criminal involvement.