Analyse The Effects Of Recidivism On Community Corrections

Analyze the effects of recidivism on community corrections.
Effects on the immediate families There have been a lot of effects on the immediate families. This occurs when the parent’s i.e. fathers and/or mothers are arrested due to different criminal offences, their immediate families become traumatized by the community and the media based on a rush to judgment. The children of these parents are ridiculed by other children who attend the same school. These children undergo many antagonizing reactions including anger, depression, low self-esteem, and a decline in school performance.
Increased cost
Correction spending has cost to the community and the nation a lot of money in terms of this used in gathering for different expenses ranging from
This has shown that there is a high probability of Children to enter the juvenile justice system if one parent is incarcerated than those children without parental incarceration. This has made the incarcerated children to run away from their homes, schools and they end up in the streets or rooming the village without any productive work. This leads to the society paying the price since these incarcerated children are not productive as their talents and abilities are lost to the vicious cycle of anger, addiction, and incarceration.
Fear to the community
There has been a tendency whereby many people tend to have a wrong impression on the convicts especially those that have been involved in serious cases like murder and forced robbery. The community where this convicts reside tend to develop a fear of them and this tend to lead many citizen avoiding any business or any deals with them because of the fear that they might be in the process of committing another criminal act. This bad impression has left many convicts with depression and that’s leads to them committing other criminal offences or committing suicide.
Increased substance abuse to the
This is taken to mean that the parolee is not yet ready to be left back into the community and as a result he/she will be taken back into custody for further recreational services until may be his/her lapse of time in jail.

Absconding
This is another case where a parole will be revoked. When a parolee abscond a given duty assigned to him or her in the community, the board of pardons and parole will order his/her arrest and brought back for further interrogation to determine the reason for his/her absconding of duty. If the board is satisfied that the parolee intentionally absconded the duty them his/her parole will be revoked. Failure to maintain a residence
Failure of a parolee to maintain a given residence assigned to him/her by the authority may lead to the revocation of his/her parole. The board of pardons and parole must first determine the reason for the failure of the parolee to maintain a given residence and if they will be convinced that it was not a genuine reason then the parole or the parolee will be revoked.
Failure to complete a program ordered by