The Public Safety Performance Project conducts and publishes groundbreaking research that sheds light on key criminal and juvenile corrections trends and highlights policies and practices that demonstrate better outcomes at less cost.
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Kentucky Mandatory Reentry Supervision
In 2011, the Kentucky Legislature passed the Public Safety and Offender Accountability Act (HB 463), which sought to earn a greater public safety return on the state’s corrections spending. The historic measure included a mandatory reentry supervision policy that required every inmate to undergo a period of post-release supervision so that no inmates would be released from prison to... Read More
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Mississippi's 2014 Corrections and Criminal Justice Reform
Legislation to Improve Public Safety, Ensure Certainty in Sentencing, and Control Corrections Costs Read More
