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The 19 pages that link to Recidivism, each with the reason it gives.

• Restorative justiceRelated: Studies often assess restorative programs by comparing subsequent offending with other justice responses.

• Mass incarcerationRelated: Claims about prison’s effects often hinge on whether incarceration reduces later offending.

• Prison reformRelated: Reform programs are often judged by whether they reduce return to prison.

• ParoleRelated: Parole policies are often assessed by their relationship to reoffending and reincarceration.

• Juvenile delinquencyRelated: Recidivism is a common measure of whether juvenile interventions reduce later offending.

• RobberyRelated: Repeat offending shapes debates about robbery sentencing and rehabilitation.

• SentencingRelated: Repeat offending is often used to assess sentencing policies and their outcomes.

• PrisonRelated: Rates of reoffending are often used to assess prison outcomes, despite measurement limits.

• ProbationRelated: Reoffending rates are commonly used to assess probation outcomes, though definitions and comparisons vary.

• Criminal justice systemRelated: Repeat offending is often used to assess outcomes of supervision and punishment.

• Juvenile justiceRelated: It is commonly used to assess whether juvenile interventions reduce later offending.

• Life imprisonmentRelated: Debates about release often weigh public safety against the possibility of reoffending.

• Age of criminal responsibilityRelated: The effects of prosecuting children are debated partly through later offending outcomes.

• Ernest BurgessRelated: Burgess studied factors that could help predict whether released prisoners would reoffend.

• ImprisonmentRelated: Reoffending after release is one measure used to assess imprisonment's effects.

• PenologyRelated: Recidivism is a common measure of whether penal interventions prevent further crime.

• Penal labourRelated: Work programs are sometimes defended as preparation for employment after release, with effects debated.

• Serial rapistRelated: Estimating repeat risk is difficult and cannot establish that a particular person will reoffend.