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National Institute of Justice (NIJ): Research, Development, Evaluation
 

Corrections

More than 7 million people — 3.2 percent of all American adults — were imprisoned or on parole in 2006.

NIJ funds efforts to make prisons safer for both inmates and prison staff, to assess alternative sentencing and to help inmates more effectively reenter the outside world.

Finding Information on Corrections

Corrections topics on NIJ.gov are divided into eight main categories and subtopics within each category. Select "Show Subtopics" to find increasingly specific information.

   

Community Corrections

Programs for Drug-Involved Offenders

Hawaii HOPE

Delaware Decide Your Time

Institutional Correction Facilities and Staff

Inmate Programs

Prison Industries (NIJ Journal article)

Panel on Medication-Assisted Treatment for Heroin and Other Opioid Abusing Offenders

Corrections Equipment and Technology

Reentry into Society

Evaluation of the Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Initiative

Evaluation of Second Chance Act Demonstration Projects

Research on Reentry and Employment

Publications on Reentry, Parole and Probation

Other Web Resources on Reentry

Recidivism

Recidivism Is a Core Criminal Justice Concern

Impact of Prison Experience on Recidivism

Impact of Drug Courts on Recidivism

Developing Model Community Corrections Programs

Measuring Recidivism

Publications on Recidivism

Date Modified: July 18, 2012