But They All Come Back¶
Travis, J. (2005). But They All Come Back: Facing the Challenges of Prisoner Reentry. Urban Institute Press.
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Primes¶
- Controlled Reentry
- Staged, monitored re-establishment of activity, state, or contact after a deliberate suspension or isolation period, with defined criteria for progression and capacity to re-suspend if failure signals appear, as Travis (2005) frames the structure for prisoner reentry.
This sourceFoundational treatment of prisoner reentry as a staged, monitored re-establishment of community life with progression criteria ('seize the moment of release', concentric circles of support).
- Staged, monitored re-establishment of activity, state, or contact after a deliberate suspension or isolation period, with defined criteria for progression and capacity to re-suspend if failure signals appear, as Travis (2005) frames the structure for prisoner reentry.
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