Stephen Porter and colleagues of Dalhousie University (2009) have recently revealed that incarcerated psychopaths, as compared to non-psychopaths, were 2.5 times:

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The researchers found that incarcerated psychopaths were more likely to be granted conditional release, despite being more likely to re-offend, compared to non-psychopaths. This suggests that psychopathy may influence decision-making by parole boards, leading to higher rates of reoffending among released psychopathic offenders.

Stephen Porter and Colleagues of Dalhousie University (2009) Have Recently