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Most Federal Offenders on Supervision Remain Arrest-Free

Thursday, January 21, 2016

Approximately 80 percent of federal offenders remain free of felony arrest during their first three years back in the community after release from prison, and fewer than 15 percent of those are re-arrested for serious offenses even three years after completing their term of supervision, according to what is believed to be the largest study ever of federal offenders. For more information about national recidivism rates for individuals under federal supervision, click (here).