Addressing criminal justice through Adult Redeploy saved IL $76 million from 2011-2015

By Hilary Gowins

12/07/2016

The state initiative has both saved taxpayer money and given offenders the opportunity to break the cycle of incarceration.

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Adult Redeploy has saved Illinois nearly $70 million in avoided prison spending

By Bryant Jackson-Green

04/14/2016

By investing in community-based programs that treat nonviolent offenders’ drug and mental health problems, Illinois can avoid more costly expenditures on incarceration.

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Adult Redeploy has saved Illinois $64 million

By Bryant Jackson-Green

11/23/2015

Illinois can save thousands per inmate by expanding cost-effective alternatives to prison for nonviolent offenders.

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Fixing Illinois’ criminal-justice system means embracing sentencing reform, removing barriers to work

By Bryant Jackson-Green

11/05/2015

Alternatives to incarceration for nonviolent offenders

TAGS: adult redeploy, prison reform, recidivism

Expanding Adult Redeploy could mean millions in savings for Illinois prisons

By Bryant Jackson-Green

08/03/2015

Adult Redeploy has already saved Illinois nearly $50 million. Expanding it would save millions more.

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Addressing criminal justice through Adult Redeploy saved IL $76 million from 2011-2015

Adult Redeploy has saved Illinois nearly $70 million in avoided prison spending

Adult Redeploy has saved Illinois $64 million

Fixing Illinois’ criminal-justice system means embracing sentencing reform, removing barriers to work

Expanding Adult Redeploy could mean millions in savings for Illinois prisons

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