reconvictions

Further criminal convictions

Reconvictions are subsequent criminal convictions after an earlier one—a measure used in criminal justice to assess reoffending rates.

The study tracked reconvictions within two years of release.

The term appears most often in policy discussions and recidivism research: Reconvictions dropped among participants in the rehabilitation program.

recidivism

reoffending

Committing crimes again

repeat offender · backslide · chronic · persistent · revolving door · reincarceration · reentry · hardened · cycle · entrenched

punishment

sentence

Complete thought, grammatically

fines · correctional · detention · custody · prison · jail · community service · restitution · sanctions · mandatory minimum

legal

verdict

Official court decision

judgment · tribunal · adjudication · prosecution · defense · evidence · testimony · criminal record · overturned · upheld

statistics

rates

Fixed prices charged

  • dataFacts for analysis
  • studyDeliberate learning effort
  • trendsPrevailing directions of change

tracking · cohort · longitudinal · criminology · research · metrics · follow-up · outcomes · risk assessment · predictors

Opposites
legal outcome

reconvictionsacquittals

Verdicts freeing defendants

exonerations · dismissals · pardons · dropped charges · vindications

rehabilitation success

reconvictionsdesistance

Ceasing harmful behavior

reintegration

Family

reconviction

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