recidivism in English

noun

[re·cid·i·vism || rɪ'sɪdɪvɪzm]

habitual relapse, continuous backsliding, habitual regression (esp. into a life of crime)

Use "recidivism" in a sentence

1. The result indicated a recidivism rate of 0.19 percent – a significant recidivism control.

2. Our recidivism rate is amongst the highest in the world.

3. Angiogenesis is the basis of tumor growth, invasion, metastasis and recidivism.

4. Reducing recidivism may be our ultimate goal, but it's not our only goal.

5. Harsh Punishment Backfires, Researcher Says Social, Job Skills Reduce Recidivism

6. It needs to supplement the personality factor to confirm the ordinary recidivism.

7. Third, the creation of new qualifications punishment, the ability to eliminate recidivism.

8. Their basic criticism was that prisons do not reduce the crime rate, they cause recidivism.

9. No correlations were found between denial and violent, sexual, serious or general recidivism.

10. The study investigates the prevalence and recidivism risk by motives of arson inmates.

11. Harsher jail conditions do nothing to deter prisoners from reoffending . If anything they encourage recidivism.

12. Their basic criticism was that prisons do not reduce the crime rate[Sentencedict.com], they cause recidivism.

13. After 3 years follow - up , there was no recidivism and loosening of tooth but normal occluding relation.

14. Further, it has adduced no evidence whatsoever of the risk of recidivism on the part of the applicants.

15. This study, conducted between 1982 and 19 found a recidivism rate of 15 percent among participants.

16. The government claims its success is shown by a remarkably low 5 percent rate of recidivism.

17. Reduced recidivism rates among AJS participants Aboriginal people charged with an offence have access to culturally sensitive services

18. • Rate of Aboriginal recidivism for AJS participants Aboriginal people charged with an offence have access to culturally sensitive services

19. The Border Enforcement Statistics page provides data on apprehensions, admissibility, recidivism, and arrests of criminal aliens at the Border

20. Results The effect of Leuco- PE is positive, the function of arthral turns well, there is no recidivism in a year.

21. Children who have spent time in adult facilities have a higher rate of recidivism than those who are treated as juveniles.

22. Arches Transformative Mentoring is a highly effective mentoring program that reduces recidivism and improves the outcomes of young people under probation supervision

23. Aggravating factors include recidivism, lack of remorse, amount of harm to the victim, or committing the crime in front of a child, among many others

24. So far, criminal law, penology, criminology, criminal policy, learning sociology, psychology, psychiatry, and other branches have put a lot of research on recidivism system.

25. The goal of the Appling Integrated Treatment Facility is to reduce chronic recidivism of substance abuse and crime by meeting the dual diagnosis needs of probationers

26. 29 Is it lawful that the unit crime is applied to voluntary surrender, meritorious service,(www.Sentencedict.com) recidivism and joinder of punishments for plural crimes?

27. In our country, the criminal law also needs to consult the heavy punishment to the first offender to punish the recidivism and no probation.

28. Mission of Blameless is to break the cycle of crime while restoring broken lives through trauma-informed care, reducing recidivism, expand community safety, & disrupt cycle of reoffending.

29. Backsliding - a failure to maintain a higher state lapsing, relapse, relapsing, reverting, lapse, reversion failure - an act that fails; "his failure to pass the test" recidivism - habitual relapse into crime

30. But, see, it's not working, because the self-help industry today has a higher recidivism rate because it's more focused on teaching you how to accept being a failure and lower your acceptance level than it is about pushing you to be perfect.

31. The Caseworker will be responsible for coordinating the case management plan that determines the best services available for clients on the mental health caseload, will guide the client to those services and aftercare to reduce the possibility of recidivism

32. Without quality Aftercare—the kind of post-release supervision, services and supports that young people need to make safe and successful transitions out of residential placement facilities and back to their home communities—the estimated 100,000 young people leaving juvenile institutions each year face failure, recidivism, and more incarceration.

33. Encouragement for single mothers not to abandon their children and to avoid recidivism; Training (or employment if possible) to fulfil their responsibilities as single parents; Encouragement for families to take back their daughter; Awareness sessions for other agencies and ministries involved (such as MAFFEPA, Public Health, Education/Information, the media and NGOs) to reach as many regions as possible including economically depressed areas, known as zones d'ombre (“dark zones”