Illinois Recidivism Studies

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Illinois Recidivism Studies Improving State Criminal History Records: Recidivism of Sex Offenders Released in 2001 JRSA – Justice Research and Statistics Association Stan Orchowsky & Janice Iwama (2009) IL data - ICJIA Are Sex Offenders Different? An Examination of Rearrest Patterns Lisa L. Sample & Timothy M. Bray (2006) 1/1/2019 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 1

Recidivism of Sex Offenders Released in 2001 Sex Offenders Released from IDOC in 2001 (n = 499) OVERALL – within 3 years: Percent rearrested (for anything): 30% Percent reconvicted: 14% Percent rearrested for a sex offense: 2.4% 1/1/2019 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 2

Recidivism of Sex Offenders Released in 2001 Sex Offenders Released from IDOC in 2001 (n=499) Rearrest rates by race: White: 23% Black: 50% Hispanic: 18% 1/1/2019 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 3

Recidivism of Sex Offenders Released in 2001 Sex Offenders Released from IDOC in 2001 (n=499) Rearrest rates by age group: 18-24: 51% 25-29: 43% 30-34: 28% 35-39: 22% 40-44: 18% 45+ : 19% 1/1/2019 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 4

Recidivism of Sex Offenders Released in 2001 Sex Offenders Released from IDOC in 2001 (n=499) Rearrest rates by new offense type: Violent: 6% Property: 2% Drug: 3% Public Order: 10% Other: 7% 1/1/2019 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 5

An Examination of Rearrest Patterns in Illinois Sample and Bray (2006) Illinois CHRI data (arrests), 1990-1997 Different “types” of offenders had different recidivism rates Type  sex crime they were arrested for 1/1/2019 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 6

An Examination of Rearrest Patterns in Illinois 1/1/2019 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 7

An Examination of Rearrest Patterns in Illinois 1/1/2019 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 8

An Examination of Rearrest Patterns in Illinois 1/1/2019 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 9

Future Illinois Recidivism Study JAG Funded Study (2017) – ICJIA All persons on the sex offender registry in Illinois 1/1/2019 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 10

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