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What term is used to refer to the tendency of people to commit a crime after they have been released from prison?
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Recidivism
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Why do people commit suicide while in prison?
Some people in prison commit suicide because they cannot handle the cruelty; possible rape; beatings by other prisoners or, some commit suicide because they cannot mentally handle being caged up or feel they have no chance of being released from prison.
Did they release the prisoners during the famine in Ireland?
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How Many Years in Jail do People who Commit Animal Cruelty get?
The length of jail time for those who commit animal cruelty varies greatly depending on the severity of the offense and the laws of the specific jurisdiction. Penalties can range from probation or fine to several years in prison. Repeat offenders or those involved in particularly heinous acts of animal cruelty may face longer sentences.
What is a prison sentence that is suspended on the condition that the offender follow certain rules and commit no further crimes?
This is a form of conditional released called probation.
Are parole officers and probation officers the same?
They are pretty close to the same. A Parole officer monitors people who have been released from prison but still have to fulfill some requirements etc. A probation officer monitors people who have committed crimes but didn't go to prison and have to fulfill some requirements and not commit any new crimes.
What crime did Ray Towler commit?
He was charged with Rape, convicted and spent 29 years in prison, but DNA proved he did not do it and exonerated him, and he was released with a full pardon.
On TV's Prison Break which crime does Michael commit?
Robbery
What crime did Malcolm X commit to go to prison?
Burglary
What is the meaning of exconvicts?
People who were in prison and have now been released
What is US Punishment for Conspiracy to Commit a Terrorist Act?
This is often considered treason. This means that you will either get life without parole at a Federal Prison (much worse than normal prison, as most people who commit treason are often hated by the convicts as well meaning bad) or the death penalty.
How many murderers kill after being released from prison?
The statistics on murderers who kill after being released from prison vary, but recidivism rates for violent offenders are generally lower than those for non-violent offenders. Factors such as age, substance abuse, and support systems play a role in determining the likelihood of reoffending.
How do you get a state prison sentence in MA?
Commit a felony in the State of MA.
