Researchers argue that using technical violations as a crime prevention strategy does not make a meaningful difference in the criminal activity of people released from prison.

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Studies and expert opinions suggest that focusing on technical violations (such as missing a parole meeting or failing a drug test) for individuals released from prison does not significantly reduce their likelihood of engaging in criminal activity again. Instead, it often leads to higher rates of reincarceration for non-criminal actions, which can disrupt their reintegration process without addressing the root causes of criminal behavior.

Researchers Argue That Using Technical Violations as a Crime Prevention