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Research paper thumbnail of ESTIMATING A DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LENGTH OF STAY AND FUTURE RECIDIVISM IN SERIOUS JUVENILE OFFENDERS

Criminology, 2009

Objectives: Estimate the dose-response relationship between time served in prison and offenders' ... more Objectives: Estimate the dose-response relationship between time served in prison and offenders' odds of recidivism. Methods: Using a large, representative sample of adult offenders released from prison under postrelease supervision in the state of Ohio, we examine the relationship between the length of time these offenders served in prison and their odds of recidivism during the year following their release. Multivariate logistic regression and analyses involving propensity score matching for ordered doses are both used to estimate the time served-recidivism relationship. Results: Analyses of these data revealed that offenders confined for longer periods of time

Research paper thumbnail of ESTIMATING A DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LENGTH OF STAY AND FUTURE RECIDIVISM IN SERIOUS JUVENILE OFFENDERS

Criminology, 2009

Objectives: Estimate the dose-response relationship between time served in prison and offenders' ... more Objectives: Estimate the dose-response relationship between time served in prison and offenders' odds of recidivism. Methods: Using a large, representative sample of adult offenders released from prison under postrelease supervision in the state of Ohio, we examine the relationship between the length of time these offenders served in prison and their odds of recidivism during the year following their release. Multivariate logistic regression and analyses involving propensity score matching for ordered doses are both used to estimate the time served-recidivism relationship. Results: Analyses of these data revealed that offenders confined for longer periods of time

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