Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Prisoner reentry and community policing [electronic resource] : strategies for enhancing public safety / Nancy G. La Vigne ... [et. al.] ; prepared in partnership with the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, U.S. Department of Justice.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 78-85).

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1 online resource (85 p.)

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" ... Reentry Roundtable, which serves as the basis of this report"--Acknowledgements.
"The discussions and papers generated from the Roundtable .... form the contents of this report"--p. 4.
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Summary

This report describes the effects of prisoner reentry on communities and the impact on community safety and public perceptions of crime. The role of the police is examined by outlining the benefits of applying community policing strategies to prisoner reentry and exploring opportunities for police involvement. The report highlights specific examples from the field of how new police roles in prisoner reentry have been put into practice across the nation. A discussion of the potential organizational and community-level challenges to expanding law enforcement's role in reentry follows, along with suggested strategies for overcoming these obstacles and opportunities for advancing police reentry initiatives from both a practical and a policy perspective.

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Conference Meeting

Reentry Roundtable Meeting (8th : 2004 : Washington, D.C.)

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