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_aEffective practice in resettlement _fMatt Cracknell |
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_aManchester _cHM Inspectorate of Probation2023 |
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_a13 p. _cil. _d30 cm |
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_aAcademic Insights _v1 |
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| 330 | _aIn 2021, 47,014 people were released from prison in England and Wales (Ministry of Justice, 2022), demonstrating the extent to which resettlement work is a core part of probation practice. However, the practitioners tasked to work with these individuals are often asked to fulfil a range of antagonistic and contradictory aims and approaches to resettlement (Canton, 2022) that can include: • aftercare; treatment; • the continuation of In 2021, 47,014 people were released from prison in England and Wales (Ministry of Justice, 2022), demonstrating the extent to which resettlement work is a core part of probation practice. However, the practitioners tasked to work with these individuals are often asked to fulfil a range of antagonistic and contradictory aims and approaches to resettlement (Canton, 2022) that can include: aftercare, treatment, the continuation of punishment, risk management | ||
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_9693 _aREINSERÇÃO SOCIAL |
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_9109254 _aSUPERVISÃO PROBATION |
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_9423512 _aCRACKNELL _bMatt |
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