Barriers for Effective Prisoner Reentry
How do existing criminal justice and social policies create barriers for effective prisoner reentry
How do existing criminal justice and social policies create barriers for effective prisoner reentry and rehabilitation?
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Required links
Ismaili, K. (2011). Criminal Justice Policy: A Contemporary Reader. Ontario, Canada: Jones & Bartlett Learning
Though not required, you may use this link to find additional resources if necessary: http://www.nova.edu/library/dils/criminaljustice.html.
answer preview
A prisoner is a person who is confined in jail and convicted by the laws of the land to remain behind bars for a specified period by the crime committed by or sometimes not by the prisoner. The prisoner may be held in prison against their will but having played the part to crime or found guilty; the jailbird may be fined and also put in jail (Glazer,2013). After having served their sentence in jail, prisoners experience tough times while trying to adjust back to normal life out of jail. Criminal justice and social policies play a significant role in creating barriers to effective prisoner reentry and rehabilitation……………………………words 403