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Managing the Challenges of Sex Offender Reentry
Publication year:
2007
| Cataloged on:
Apr. 10, 2007
ANNOTATION: The “successful transition of sex offenders from prison to the community while ensuring victim and community safety” is explained (p.1). Sections of this policy and practice brief are: introduction; incarceration, release, and reincarceration trends with sex offenders; key elements of a sex offender reentry strategy; collaborate to achieve an “In to Out” approach; manage sex offenders in prison with an eye toward release; recognize the value of discretionary release decision making; to parole or not to parole sex offenders; “reach out” during the transition and release process; snapshot -- sex offender reentry in Vermont; snapshot -- using the Circles of Accountability and Support model to support sex offender reentry in Colorado; unintended consequences associated with community notification and residency restrictions; ensure victim-centeredness in the reentry process; adopt a success-oriented approach to post-release supervision; examples of dynamic risk factors relevant to post-release supervision and treatment of sex offenders; snapshot -- sex offender reentry in Texas; and conclusion.