01114nam a2200169 4500 14772 14772 20010326u y0pory50 ba eng What worked? a five year study of probationers' reconvictions Mark Oldfield Despite claims that prison 'works', incapacitating offenders whilst performing no worse than community sentences in terms of reconviction rates, a follow-up study of the reoffending of all offenders placed on probation in Kent in 1991 demonstrates the positive impact of supervision upon subsequent offending patterns and the negative effects of previous custodial sentences. Mark Oldfield,Research Officer in Kent Probation Service, analyses the complexity of the findings and suggests that provide a sustainable argument for the increased use of community penalties V.44,n.1 Mar. 1997 p.2-10 Probation Journal London REINCIDÊNCIA EFEITOS DAS PENAS DADOS ESTATÍSTICOS OLDFIELD Mark P.105 0 P__105_000000000000000 2021-12-17 18101 DGRSP DGRSP P.105 2021-12-17 0 AP