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| N.J. lags in monitoring inmates upon release |
| By philly.com- Barbara Boyer |
| Published: 06/05/2014 |
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New Jersey releases a higher percentage of prisoners without supervision and support than most other states, posing a greater danger to the public, according to a report released Wednesday by the Pew Charitable Trusts. More than 41 percent of the state's inmates served a sentence that failed to include supervision upon release, said the report produced by the research organization, which focuses on improving public policy. "It's a commonsense approach to public safety," said Adam Gelb, director of Pew's public safety performance project. Read More. |
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