Research and analysis

What happens to persistent and serious young offenders when they grow up

A follow-up study of the first recipients of Intensive Supervision and Surveillance.

From:
Youth Justice Board for England and Wales
Published
11 July 2013

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What happens to persistent and serious young offenders when they grow up

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Details

This report revisits the cohort (who are now adults) from the original evaluations of the Intensive Supervision and Surveillance Programme (ISSP) published in 2004 and 2005.

It contains a:

  • long-term reconviction study of 1,789 ISSP cases and 704 comparison cases
  • life-history interviews with nine individuals previously subject to ISSP
Published 11 July 2013