An Outcome Analysis of Connecticut s Halfway House Programs
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1 An Outcome Analysis of Connecticut s Halfway House Programs Stephen M. Cox, Ph.D. Professor Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice Central Connecticut State University
2 Study Impetus and Purpose Limited research on CT halfway houses 2008 CT Annual Recidivism Study found that 4% of halfway house attendees were rearrested while in the halfway house (only descriptive) Study Purpose provide descriptions of the characteristics of inmates who are placed in halfway houses identify differences between halfway house completers and non-completers compare the short and long term effects of halfway house participants released to parole
3 Connecticut s Halfway Houses All halfway houses are operated by non-profits 49 Halfway Houses (8 for females only) 1,027 beds Three types of halfway houses Work Release Substance Abuse Mental Health Preferred Length of Stay is 4 to 6 months (can be up to 18 months)
4 Halfway House Eligibility The inmate must receive a level one or level two classification from the classification committee on the risks and needs assessment The inmate must be within 18 months of discharge The inmate must have no "class A" (violent, or otherwise serious) disciplinary incidents within the previous 120 days The inmate must have no "class B" incidents within the previous 60 days The inmate must have no escapes within the previous year The inmate must have no community release failure within the previous six months The inmate must have no pending charges
5 Review of Halfway House Literature Halfway House attendees have lower rearrest rates one year following release Halfway House Completers and Low Recidivism Older Employed More education Fewer prior arrests No substance abuse problems
6 Method and Data Secondary analysis of electronic data Sample consisted of inmates whose first release in 2004 was to a halfway house (n=1,686) Department of Correction inmate demographics inmates movements from and into DOC facilities and community supervision programs DOC risks and need scores court sentencing data for all sentences that resulted in prison terms Judicial Branch arrest histories
7 Demographics of Halfway House Participants Number Percentage of Total Gender Males 1,428 85% Females % Race/Ethnicity White % African-American % Hispanic % Other % Age 16 to % 20 to % 30 to % 40 to % 50 and Older 73 4% Reported Town of Residence Three Large Cities % Other Urban % Urban Periphery % Suburban 107 6% Rural 85 5% Other 59 5%
8 Halfway House Completion Rates Number Percentage Average Days in Program* Completed 1,133 67% 189 Violated % 105 Arrested 70 4% 176 Total 1, % *F-test for average days in program equals , p. <.05
9 Outcomes by Demographics Gender* Completed Arrested Violated Total Males 66% (946) 5% (66) 29% (416) 1,428 Females 73% (187) 2% (4) 26% (67) 258 Race/Ethnicity White 70% (397) 4% (24) 26% (146) 567 African-American 64% (464) 6% (40) 30% (221) 725 Hispanic 69% (266) 2% (6) 30% (114) 386 Other 75% (6) 0 25% (2) 8 Age* 16 to 19 54% (55) 6% (6) 40% (41) to 29 66% (403) 2% (13) 32% (197) to 39 67% (356) 5% (25) 28% (148) to 49 73% (269) 6% (23) 21% (77) and Older 68% (50) 4% (3) 27% (20) 73 Residence* Three Large Cities 63% (432) 5% (35) 31% (214) 681 Other Urban 64% (152) 3% (7) 33% (79) 238 Urban Periphery 72% (356) 5% (23) 24% (118) 497 Suburban 71% (76) 1% (1) 28% (30) 107 Rural 78% (66) 4% (3) 19% (16) 85 Other 63% (37) 2% (1) 35% (21) 59
10 Multinomial Regression for Technical Violations B Std. Error Wald Significance Odds Ratio Intercept Age at Half. House Entry Prior Prison Sentences Offense Severity Risk: Severity/Violence Risk: Sentence Length Risk: Overall Prior Arrests Males Property Crime VOP Crime Urban Residence
11 Multinomial Regression for New Arrests B Std. Error Wald Significance Odds Ratio Intercept Age at Half. House Entry Prior Prison Sentences Offense Severity Risk: Severity/Violence Risk: Sentence Length Risk: Overall Prior Arrests Males Property Crime VOP Crime Urban Residence Nagelkerke R 2 =.21, Cox and Snell R 2 =.16
12 What Happens After Halfway House Completion? Prior study was limited to program completion What are the short and long term effects of halfway house completion? To address this, we conducted a second analysis using: male halfway house participants paroled after completion propensity score matching to create a comparison group of parolees who did not attend a halfway house prior to parole Outcomes of (1) parole completion and (2) rearrest one year following parole completion
13 Propensity Score Matching Results Halfway House (n=354) Facility (n=223) Gender Males 100% 100% Race/ Ethnicity African-American 44% 48% Caucasian 23% 22% Hispanic 33% 30% Type of Town Three Cities 42% 50% Other Urban 19% 14% Urban Periphery 31% 30% Suburban 6% 4% Rural 3% 2% Other 1% 1% Type of Crime Drug 38% 38% Property 29% 28% Violent 13% 12% Motor Vehicle 3% 2% Prob. Viol. 8% 11% Other 10% 10% Halfway House (n=354) Facility (n=223) Age at Prison Release Prior Arrests Prior Convictions 7 8 Prior Prison Sentences 3 3 Offense Severity 8 8 DOC Needs Scores Mental Health (1 to 5) Substance Abuse (1 to 5) Education (1 to 5) Sex Offender (1 to 5) Vocational (1 to 5) DOC Risk Scores Violence History Severity of Offense Sentence Length Discipline History Security Overall
14 Halfway House Parolees and Facility Parolees
15 Successful Parole Discharge B Stan. Error Wald Significance Odds Ratio Age at Prison Release Prior Arrests Prior Convictions Prior Prison Sentences Offense Severity Need: Mental Health Need: Substance Abuse Need: Education Need: Vocational Risk: Violence History Risk: Severity/Violence Risk: Sentence Length Halfway House Completion Urban Residence Drug Offender Property Offender Constant Nagelkerke R 2 =.14, Cox and Snell R 2 =.11
16 One Year Arrest Following Parole Discharge B Stan. Error Wald Significance Odds Ratio Age at Prison Release Prior Arrests Prior Convictions Prior Prison Sentence Offense Severity Need: Mental Health Need: Substance Abuse Need: Education Need: Vocational Risk: Violence History Risk: Severity/Violence Risk: Sentence Length Halfway House Completion Urban Residence Drug Offender Property Offender Constant Nagelkerke R 2 =.19, Cox and Snell R 2 =.14
17 Summary of Findings Halfway House participants who were arrested or returned to prison for technical violations were fairly similar: higher risk scores more extensive criminal history property or violation of probation offenders urban resident technical violators were younger Halfway House completers were 1.7 times more likely to successfully complete parole (along with moderately severe offense, lower sentence length, older) Halfway House completion had no significant effect on arrests one year after successful parole completion (vocational needs, younger, lower sentence length were predictive)
18 Conclusions and Recommendations Halfway House completion increases the likelihood of successful parole discharge. While halfway houses had short term effects on recidivism, it is inconclusive whether they have long term direct effects on recidivism. Emphasis should be placed on controlling for program integrity using the Correctional Program Assessment Inventory or similar measures.
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