Criminal justice in a small Nordic country: The case of Iceland by Helgi Gunnlaugsson

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Impact of social reintegration activities on the detainee's behavior according to age, length of detention and recidivism Impactul activităților de reintegrare socială asupra comportamentului deținutului în funcție de vârstă, durata detenției și recidivă by POPA Ecaterina

“…It is also considered to determine a correlation between the personality traits of detainees and age, length of detention and recidivism. Thus, the statistical results obtained by the Anova test and the Pearson correlation test are consistent with other similar studies, which highlight the personality traits of adult detainees such as M. …”
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L’affaire Scheffer : une victoire de la science contre le crime ? (octobre 1902) by Jean-Marc Berlière

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Criminological portrait of a professional criminal by N. K. Makarenko

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İtiyadî Suç Olgusu ve İslâm Ceza Hukukundaki Yeri by Meryem Cihangir

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Kriminalitetsprofiler i en dansk retspsykiatrisk population – udfordringer for psykiatriens kriminalitetsforebyggende opgave? by Diverse: Stølan, Raben, Sørensen, Brandt-Christensen, Møllerhøj

“…Having identified a huge variety and number of typologies of criminal acts, we argue that the task of preventing recidivism to new crime not clear among mental health professionals. …”
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The right to education and the work of convicts: An interruption between needs and possibilities by Tanjević Nataša

“…Education, professional training and work during the execution of a prison sentence may be an important factor in achieving positive changes in the behavior of convicts and reducing the risk of recidivism. In this regard, in this work we pointed out the need for these activities and importance for the rehabilitation of convicts and the reduction of recidivism, as well as the problems and challenges in the realization of educational and working activities that occur in practice. …”
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Engagement in a web-based intervention for individuals who committed sexual offenses against children: observational study by Sonja Schröder, Safiye Tozdan, Peer Briken, Jürgen L. Müller, Peter Fromberger

“…@myTabu is a human-supported, web-based intervention for individuals who have been convicted for sexual abuse of children or the use of child sexual exploitation material with the goal of reducing the risk factors for recidivism and actual recidivism. The results of the present study indicate that (a) 81% of the participants logged into the web-based intervention within 8 weeks after login credentials were sent; (b) there was a trend toward lower treatment readiness and lower belief in their own technical prerequisites in individuals who did not login; (c) 15% of the participants completed all requested sessions within the first 5 weeks of participation, and the average participant logged in on 6 different days and completed two sessions; (d) the number of login days and completed sessions could be predicted by treatment readiness. …”
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The Economic Impact of Weight Regain by Caroline E. Sheppard, Erica L. W. Lester, Anderson W. Chuck, Daniel W. Birch, Shahzeer Karmali, Christopher J. de Gara

“…As such, the cycle of weight recidivism and bariatric revisions has not as of yet been introduced into any previous cost analysis of bariatric surgery.…”
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Liver Transplantation for Alcohol-Related Liver Disease (ARLD): An Update on Controversies and Considerations by Dipesh Kumar Yadav, Qi Zhang, Xueli Bai, Enliang Li, Tingbo Liang

“…Moreover, further studies are required precisely to develop an accurate prediction model for posttransplant alcohol recidivism. Additionally, development of a standardized protocol for post-LT follow-up and management is further needed. …”
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THE EDUCATION AND SOCIALIZATION CONCEPT OF THE DEFENDANTS IN RUSSIAN CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS by Vyacheslav T. Volov, Vsevolod V. Volov

“…Long stay in such position often leads to destruction of the person’s standard-valuable sphere and recidivism of asocial behaviour. Providing defendants with possibility of distant vocational training in a higher educational institution as one of the possible variants of positive socialization in extreme conditions of the restraint is given by the authors of this paper. …”
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Paternités cachées, paternités impensées : être père en prison by Marine Quennehen

“…Penal policies assert their intention to maintain family connections, considered as an essential condition for prisoners’ rehabilitation and prevention of recidivism. However, there are significant differences in the treatment of parenthood in prison. …”
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Multiple perspectives on imprisonment in Europe by Diverse: Kjær Minke m.fl.

“…The contributions highlight a range of opportunities to improve conditions of confinement and to reduce recidivism after release.…”
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La fabrique des statistiques pénitentiaires by Anaïs Henneguelle

“…First, I published some results based on prison statistics and relative to electronic monitoring and recidivism; then, I tried to find out how these figures were constructed on a daily basis inside prisons. …”
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THE EXPERIENCES OF CURRENTLY AND FORMERLY INCARCERATED WOMEN IN A TIME OF PANDEMIC: IMPLICATIONS FOR LIFE-GIVING COMMUNITIES by D.T.M. Veloso

“…This paper also examines their service needs and, in the case of those released from the penitentiary, the salient factors that contribute to the risk of recidivism. The researcher discusses the implications of the issues and service needs of justiceinvolved women for building life-giving communities. …”
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Mendiants, vagabonds et la contagion du crime en France : des représentations aux réalités sociales (1789-1914) by Antony Kitts

“…The long nineteenth century did not escape these prejudiced feelings against the beggar and the vagrant, taking on an unprecedented dimension in the years 1880-1890 when the question of recidivism became acute. Faced with this "army of crime", experts of all kinds - alienists, doctors, psychiatrists, criminologists, magistrates, police officers and journalists - took up this burning social issue in a climate of insecurity and collective psychosis. …”
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Outcomes of an Emergency Department opioid alternatives Program implemented within a safety-net hospital system by Magda Montague, Charlotte Hopson, Claire Layton, Jennifer Fishe, Ashley Norse, L. Kendall Webb, Petra Duran-Gehring, Andrew Bertrand, Jennifer Brailsford, Taylor Munson, Rui Wang, Nolan Menze, Katelyn Perl, Phyllis Hendry, Sophia Sheikh

“…Secondary outcomes included characterizing changes in 30-day ED all-cause recidivism and hospital all-cause admissions within these pain populations. …”
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Treatment of Decompensated Alcoholic Liver Disease by John Menachery, Ajay Duseja

“…Liver transplantation remains the definitive therapy for decompensated cirrhosis/alcoholic hepatitis despite the issues of recidivism, poor compliance with postoperative care, and being a self-inflicted disease.…”
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Skuld, ansvar och tillräknelighet by Bettina Schütz-Gärdén

“…Specifically, the author proposes that Sweden classify psychiatric care as a sanction distinguished from, but parallel to ordinary criminal sanctions (such as fine or imprisonment), and that risk of recidivism (dangerousness) is used as a prerequisite for this sanction.…”
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The Adaptive Neuroplasticity Hypothesis of Behavioral Maintenance by Janey C. Peterson

“…In this paper, we posit that among older adults with CHD, recidivism after the initiation of physical activity reflects maladaptive neuroplasticity of malleable neural networks, and people will revert back to learned and habitual physical inactivity patterns, particularly in the setting of stress or depression. …”
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