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Emerging Roles and Responsibilities in the Reentry Partnership Initiative : New Ways of Doing Business

By Byrne, James M.

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Title: Emerging Roles and Responsibilities in the Reentry Partnership Initiative : New Ways of Doing Business  
Author: Byrne, James M.
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Language: English
Subject: Law., Law & economy, Litigation and arbitration
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Excerpt: About This Series of Papers on RPI. The Office of Justice Programs of the federal Department of Justice has developed a series of system-wide reentry initiatives that focus on reducing the recidivism of offenders. The initiatives include: 1) Reentry Partnership Initiatives (WI) which includes formation of a partnership between criminal justice, social service, and community groups to develop and implement a reentry process; 2) Reentry Courts which are modified drug courts that focused on the ex-inmate; and 3) Weed and Seed-based reentry partnerships. The RPI and Reentry Courts are demonstration efforts that do not include any funding for programming; OJP has provided technical assistance to the eight RPI sites and nine Reentry Court sites. The eight RPI sites include: Baltimore, Maryland; Burlington, Vermont; Columbia, South Carolina; Kansas City, Missouri; Lake City, Florida; Las Vegas, Nevada; Lowell, Massachusetts; and Spokane, Washington. This paper is part of a series on system efforts to address the problem of offenders returning to communities after periods of incarceration.

 

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