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Reentry Programming for High-Risk Offenders: Insights From Participants
Kimberly A Bender1, Jennifer E Cobbina2, Edmund F McGarrell2
1Michigan State University, East Lansing, USA benderki@msu.edu.
Summary
High-risk offenders
Area of Science:
- Criminology and Criminal Justice
- Sociology
- Public Policy
Background:
- Mass imprisonment has increased over the past two decades, leading to more adults returning to the community post-release.
- Research shows incarcerated individuals face significant barriers during prisoner reentry.
- Intervention programs are crucial for aiding the transition of released individuals back into society.
Purpose of the Study:
- To examine how high-risk offenders perceive a reentry program.
- To understand the factors influencing offender satisfaction and involvement in reentry services.
Main Methods:
- Qualitative research approach.
- Exploration of offender perceptions of a reentry program.
Main Results:
- Procedural justice (fair processes) and substantive justice (fair outcomes) significantly impact offender satisfaction.
- Offender involvement in the program is linked to their perceptions of justice.
- Key elements for successful reentry include employment opportunities, social support, and respectful service delivery.
Conclusions:
- Fairness in program processes and outcomes is vital for reentry success.
- Reentry programs must prioritize employment, social support, and respectful treatment.
- Addressing offender perceptions of justice can enhance program effectiveness for individuals transitioning from prison.
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