Examples of using Reoffending in English and their translations into Russian
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impact on juvenile reoffending";
thereby preventing reoffending.
social reintegration following release, all of which helped reduce reoffending.
prompted a general review of penalties and reoffending, and provided for alternatives to detention, thus contributing to
guidance to certain categories of adult ex-prisoners to help them reintegrate into the community and discourage them from reoffending. The Post-Release Supervision of Prisoners Ordinance was enacted on 31 May 1995.
for re-socialization of convicts, and individual work with convicts by evaluating their reoffending risk levels on a case-by-case basis and by applying tailored care measures social help,
operation of the probation service as a legal institution intended to prevent reoffending by persons given conditional discharges
economic conditions to ensure the reintegration of former convicts and to curb reoffending.
as well as programmes designed to reduce reoffending by women, as a basis for effective planning, programme development
as well as programmes designed to reduce reoffending by women, as a basis for effective planning, programme development
The rules governing this"protective order"(i.e. an order designed to protect the society and prevent reoffending) have recently been reinforced by adding a new clause(Section 73, paragraph 1(d)), effective since 1 July 2006,
steps taken to avoid reoffending, acceptance of responsibility and remorse for the victims,
If they reoffend, the sentence becomes enforceable.
It should be noted that persons who serve their sentence without separation from their families and society reoffend less often than persons sentenced to deprivation of liberty.
cos I will reoffend. At succeeding.
Given that almost half of those released from custody reoffended within a year, the Government planned to transform the way in which offenders were rehabilitated in the community through a new focus on life management and mentoring support.
the Government's arguments strongly suggest that the Government's concern that- if released in the United Kingdom- he might reoffend is not only the reason the Government is formally pursuing his removal,
An initial evaluation of those initiatives indicated that they were helping to reduce reoffending.
The strategy includes 37 initiatives to reduce women's offending and reoffending, imprisonment, and victimisation.
Whare Oranga Ake is a new initiative which aims to significantly reduce reoffending, particularly by Māori.