CPAP Assessment of CDCR Recidivism-Reduction Programs (2014)

By Jesse Jannetta |

University of California, Irvine, Center for Evidence-Based Corrections -

26 recidivism reduction programs across the country are assessed using the California Program Assessment Process (CPAP) to determine the extent to which they implement evidence-based programming. Report emphasizes CPAP ratings are an accentuation of the importance of evidence based design of individual recidivism impacting programs as opposed to actually reducing recidivism in California.

By using evidence, the UCI Center for Evidence Based Corrections utilizes the research power of the University of California to provide information to policy makers.

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Keywords: Recidivism, recidivism reduction programs, risk assessment, overcrowding, public safety, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR), California Program Assessment Process (CPAP), evidence based, Day Reporting Center, Re-entry Education, Effective Intervention, assessment, program effectiveness