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As discussed in my column in the New Zealand Herald, below is the report of a study of young people who went to prison but have been crime free since release. This research was undertaken on behalf of the Department of Corrections by Ben Elley and I via Independent Research Solutions. Read it below or download a PDF here.
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Josh
23/10/2015 04:02:34 pm
Great research. Interesting to note that length of prison sentence isn't correlated with lack of offending: I can potentially use this to argue for a lesser prison sentence for offenders who are looking at imprisonment for a deterrence purpose.
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This article provides a thoughtful and research-based look at how people move away from crime, highlighting that real change often comes from a mix of personal decisions, life circumstances, and supportive relationships rather than any single turning point. 20/5/2026 09:11:07 pm
Really thought-provoking read — the way you explain the process of leaving crime behind feels both realistic and compassionate. It’s refreshing to see such a human-centered perspective on rehabilitation and change. 21/7/2026 08:32:16 pm
This is a thoughtful and research-based look at how people move away from crime, showing that lasting change often comes through personal commitment, supportive relationships, and new opportunities. Thanks for sharing such an insightful perspective on rehabilitation and positive change. Leave a Reply. |
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