Criminal Careers in Transition

Farrall, Stephen; Hunter, Ben; Sharpe, Gilly; Calverley, Adam

doi:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199682157.001.0001

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“…), socialinės reabilitacijos programų veiksmingumas gali išryškėti tik po daugelio metų, pakartotinai padaryta nusikalstama veika gali būti ne tokia intensyvi kaip ankstesnė ir kt. (Farrall, 2014 Tai gali būti matuojama ir subjektyviais būdais, pvz., tiriant su resocializacijos veikla susiduriančių asmenų nuomonę. Tokios praktikos turi Vokietijos, Anglijos įkalinimo įstaigos.…”

Section: Tai Kas Yra Resocializacijos Proceso Rezultatas? Kaip Jį Matunclassified

The Effectiveness of Resocialization Carried out in the Interrogation Isolator from the Perspective of Convicts

Liukinevičienė

Mikalauskas

2018

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AnotacijaĮkalinimo įstaigoms tenka iššūkis parengti kalinamąjį socialiai integruotis į visuomenę. Resocializacijos, vykdomos laisvės atėmimo įstaigoje, veiksmingumo vertinimas tampa diskusijų objektu. Nebepakanka kiekybinių rodiklių ir labiausiai paplitusio kriterijaus -nusikaltimo recidyvo sumažėjimo kalinamajam išėjus į laisvę. Remiantis mokslininkų požiūriu, kad pravartu tirti patį resocializacijos procesą ir net subjektyvias jos dalyvių nuomones, Šiaulių tardymo izoliatoriuje buvo atliktas kiekybinis tyrimas. Kalinamųjų apklausa parodė per paskutinius metus čia vykdomos kalinčiųjų resocializacijos pažangą. Taip pat išryškinti ir proceso veiksmingumą mažinantys veiksniai: netenkinančios buitinės sąlygos, psichologinės pagalbos trūkumas, nuteistąjį žeminantis personalo elgesys, resocializacijai reikalingų išteklių (paslaugas organizuojančių ir teikiančių darbuotojų kompetencijų, infrastruktūros) nepakankamumas ir kt.Pagrindiniai žodžiai: kalinčiųjų resocializacija, nuteistųjų socialinė reabilitacija, įkalinimo įstaiga.

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The Effectiveness of Resocialization Carried out in the Interrogation Isolator from the Perspective of Convicts

Liukinevičienė

Mikalauskas

2018

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“…As he joked, his life was now about doing the dishes, doing his study, and getting his children ready for school, to which Alm responded, ‘you’re being a great role model for your son, you know’. Alm thereby emphasised the man’s strengths and helped to reinforce his post-offending identity (Farrall et al, 2014). The man responded:I want to say thank you for this opportunity.…”

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HOPE probation: A new path to desistance?

Bartels

2017

European Journal of Probation

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This article seeks to understand Hawaii's Opportunity Probation with Enforcement (HOPE) program through a desistance framework. The article commences with a brief overview of the literature on desistance and HOPE. It then explains how HOPE works. The main section of the paper describes observations of HOPE in action and the extent to which these align with McNeill et al.'s (2012) eight principles of desistance. The paper concludes with some observations on the HOPE program as a pathway towards hope, desistance and the promise of better communities.

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“…In Farrall et al (2015), one woman, interviewed retrospectively about her experience of probation, recounts her involvement with one officer who, she said: '…annihilated me, she said things about me, it was like, I spoke to you and I've been more honest with you than I have with anybody in five years, cos I've not spoken to anybody. And I think you sort of understand me, I'm probably sounding a bit crazy to you, but you're getting what I'm saying…[…] And then I find out you write a report about me, and you write a report like I'm absolutely somebody else […] … you talk about me with the most negative approach…It was horrendous' (woman interviewed in Farrall et al, 2015: 152; emphasis added).…”

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“…As a relational intervention, probation -or criminal justice social work (Scotland) -is potentially an important site for supporting desistance (McNeill, 2006;Weaver and McNeill, 2010;Farrall et al, 2015). Yet its potential to do so is seriously undermined by a contemporary climate of growing instrumentalism, commodification and privatisation of criminal justice practice (particularly England and Wales, see Robinson, 2016; for Scottish context see McNeill, 2016).…”

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The value of ‘bearing witness’ to desistance

Anderson

2016

Probation Journal

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This paper aims to contribute to the debate on making probation practice 'desistance-focused'. It does this through considering the body of knowledge on responding to trauma through 'bearing witness' to the person's story -attending to their values and lived experience -and applying this to probation practice. It addresses why the literature on trauma has relevance to work with people who have offended. Then it explores the epistemological, performative, moral and political dimensions of 'bearing witness' and the relevance of each of these to desistance. It highlights the potentially critical role of the audience (in this case the probation practitioner) in the co-construction of the desistance narrative. Additionally, the paper argues that insufficient attention has been paid to the moral space in which such narratives are co-constructed. In a context where the voices of people who have offended are silenced and their experiences of victimisation or structural violence are written out, I suggest that 'being present and being with another' (Naef, 2006: 146) enacts a moral responsibility to support a transition from object to subject and to recognise and endorse the humanity of those who have committed crimes. The paper provides a practice example of 'bearing witness' to desistance. Finally it addresses potential challenges in asking probation officers to 'bear witness' to desistance.

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Criminal Careers in Transition

Cited by 147 publications

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The Effectiveness of Resocialization Carried out in the Interrogation Isolator from the Perspective of Convicts

The Effectiveness of Resocialization Carried out in the Interrogation Isolator from the Perspective of Convicts

HOPE probation: A new path to desistance?

The value of ‘bearing witness’ to desistance

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