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DESCRIPTION:United States Judge Jennifer Wilson for the Middle District of
Pennsylvania Reentry programs and reentry courts are designed to help retu
rning citizens successfully "reenter" society following their incarceratio
n\, thereby reducing recidivism\, improving public safety\, and saving mon
ey. A primary focus of reentry efforts is to remove or reduce barriers to
successful reentry\, so that motivated individuals - who have served their
time and paid their debt to society - are able to compete for a job\, att
ain stable housing\, support their children and their families\, and contr
ibute to their communities. The United States Attorney’s Office for th
e Middle District of Pennsylvania participates in a variety of reintegrati
on programs: The office supports one of the first federal court reentry pr
ograms in the country. The early efforts to support court-assisted reent
ry helped inspire the changes now taking place in courts and U.S. Attorney
s’ Offices across the country. The United States District Court for the
Middle District of Pennsylvania conducts a Court-Assisted Re-Entry Program
(CARE)\, a four-phase program designed to aid the rehabilitation and re-i
ntegration of persons recently released into the community under federal s
upervised release and who face a moderate to high-risk of recidivism. The
CARE Program relies upon support from public institutions and agencies as
well as volunteer private entities and individuals. The Middle District
of Pennsylvania CARE Program has existed since 2009. While CARE was an
early federal reentry program\, it was not the first. The CARE Program
was modeled after court sponsored reentry programs in the Eastern District
of Pennsylvania\, the Western District of Michigan and the Eastern Distri
ct of New York.
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LOCATION:Keystone Ballroom\, Hershey Country Club
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SUMMARY:U.S. District Judge Jennifer Wilson - CARE
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\n\nReentry programs and reentry courts are designed t
o help returning citizens successfully "\;reenter"\; society follo
wing their incarceration\, thereby reducing recidivism\, improving public
safety\, and saving money.
\n\nA primary focus of reentry efforts
is to remove or reduce barriers to successful reentry\, so that motivated
individuals - who have served their time and paid their debt to society -
are able to compete for a job\, attain stable housing\, support their chil
dren and their families\, and contribute to their communities. \;
\
n\nThe United States Attorney&rsquo\;s Office for the Middle District
of Pennsylvania participates in a variety of reintegration programs:
\
n\nThe office supports one of the first federal court reentry program
s in the country. \; The early efforts to support court-assisted reent
ry helped inspire the changes now taking place in courts and U.S. Attorney
s&rsquo\; Offices across the country.
\n\nThe United States Distri
ct Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania conducts a Court-Assisted
Re-Entry Program (CARE)\, a four-phase program designed to aid the rehabi
litation and re-integration of persons recently released into the communit
y under federal supervised release and who face a moderate to high-risk of
recidivism.
\n\nThe CARE Program relies upon support from public
institutions and agencies as well as volunteer private entities and indivi
duals. \; The Middle District of Pennsylvania CARE Program has existed
\; since 2009. \; While CARE was an early federal reentry program
\, it was not the first. \; The CARE Program was modeled after court s
ponsored reentry programs in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania\, the We
stern District of Michigan and the Eastern District of New York.
\n\n \;
\n
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