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1. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullEscapes From Correctional Custody: A New Examination of an ...

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   Jun 1, 2016 · Our study synthesizes prior research, distinguishing between inmate-, incident-, and facility-level variables. We introduce the Correctional Incident Database, which employs a novel approach for collecting escape data. Finally, we describe a sample of 611 inmates involved in 503 escape incidents from 398 facilities.

   • Author: Bryce Elling Peterson, Adam Fera, Jeff Mellow

   • Publish Year: 2016

2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 303781631Escapes From Correctional Custody: A New Examination of an ...

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   Jun 1, 2016 · We introduce the Correctional Incident Database, which employs a novel approach for collecting escape data. Finally, we describe a sample of 611 inmates involved in 503 escape incidents from 398 ...

3. www.researchgate.net › profile › Bryce-PetersonEscapes From Correctional Custody - ResearchGate

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   Incident Database (CID), an innovative new database of escape incidents. Finally, we use these data to describe 611 inmates who escaped from custody in 2009, the circumstances of these incidents ...

4. law-journals-books.vlex.com › vid › escapes-fromEscapes From Correctional Custody - No. 96-4, September 2016 ...

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   distinguishing between inmate-, incident-, and facility-level variables. We introduce the Correctional Incident Database, which employs a novel approach for collecting escape data. Finally, we describe a sample of 611 inmates involved in 503 escape incidents from 398 facilities. Our findings

5. link.springer.com › article › 10Catch ‘em if you can: examining how often and how quickly ...

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   Jan 22, 2024 · Preventing escapes from custody is an essential function of prisons and jails. Yet, when these incidents occur, little is known about how often or quickly escapees are recaptured. Drawing on the routine activities framework, this study examines a dataset of 610 prison and jail escapees collected through a comprehensive open-source search protocol. The study uses logistic and Cox regression ...

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 373276385Escapes from Prison | Request PDF - ResearchGate

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   Aug 1, 2017 · We introduce the Correctional Incident Database, which employs a novel approach for collecting escape data. Finally, we describe a sample of 611 inmates involved in 503 escape incidents from 398 ...

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   Can a correctional incident database collect escape data?

   • Our study synthesizes prior research, distinguishing between inmate-, incident-, and facility-level variables. We introduce the Correctional Incident Database, which employs a novel approach for collecting escape data. Finally, we describe a sample of 611 inmates involved in 503 escape incidents from 398 facilities.

   Escapes From Correctional Custody: A New Examination of an Old

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   Are escapes from jail a common phenomenon?

   • We introduce the Correctional Incident Database, which employs a novel approach for collecting escape data. Finally, we describe a sample of 611 inmates involved in 503 escape incidents from 398 facilities. Our findings indicate that escapes from jail are a frequent, yet overlooked, phenomenon.

   Escapes From Correctional Custody: A New Examination of an Old

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   Is there empirical research on escapes from correctional custody?

   • Despite a shared interest in escapes from correctional custody by policy makers, facility administrators, media, and the public, there is a dearth of empirical research on this event. Our study synthesizes prior research, distinguishing between inmate-, incident-, and facility-level variables.

   Escapes From Correctional Custody: A New Examination of an Old

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   How often do prison and jail escapees get recaptured?

   • Preventing escapes from custody is an essential function of prisons and jails. Yet, when these incidents occur, little is known about how often or quickly escapees are recaptured. Drawing on the routine activities framework, this study examines a dataset of 610 prison and jail escapees collected through a comprehensive open-source search protocol.

   Catch ‘em if you can: examining how often and how quickly ... - Springer

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   What if an inmate escaped from a low security cess?

   • In the CID, if an inmate escaped from a low security cess, that incident would have been coded as a flight, not a walkaway. to make that distinction. Therefore, even though definitional and data collec- information about each escape incident. Specifically, this process allows one to better distinguish between different types of escapes.

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   Do correctional agencies publish internal reports on escapes?

   • Some correctional agencies publish internal reports on escapes from their facilities (e.g., California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation 2021; Florida Department of Corrections 2019; Minnesota Department of Corrections 2022), but these also cannot be compared to one another due to differing indicators and limited details on recaptures.

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8. www.canada.ca › en › correctional-serviceProfiling escapes from federal custody 2011/2012 – 2016/2017

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   Data was extracted from Board of Investigation (BOI) reports, situation reports, incident reports, warden situation reports and the Offender Management System (OMS). Information was coded to identify: (1) the circumstances under which escapes occur; (2) the profile of offenders who engage in escape behaviours; and (3) the factors that may contribute to an offender’s decision to escape.