"Three years after North Carolina enacted justice reinvestment legislation, this report reviews the policies the state enacted and their impact on North Carolina’s correctional and criminal justice system. Through transforming the state’s probation system, reinventing how treatment is delivered, and expanding supervision, the state has seen declines in its prison population, the number of probation revocations, and releases from prison without supervision." Sections of this report include: background; transforming probation supervision; reinventing how treatment is funded and delivered; reserving prison space for the most serious offenders; crafting a win-win for counties and the state; supervising the reentry process; impact on the prison population, public safety, and costs; and summary of North Carolina's Justice Reinvestment Act.
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Justice Reinvestment in North Carolina: Three Years Later
Accession Number: 029636
Media Type:
Document
Publication Year:
2014
Length:
7 pages
Sponsor(s):
Pew Charitable Trust. Public Safety Performance Project (Philadelphia PA)
U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) (Washington DC)
Accession Number:
029636