The percentage of inmates who commit another crime within three years of release has dropped from 33 percent for those freed as of 2003 to 27.6 percent for those freed as of 2008.
February 05, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Fewer Florida prison inmates are re-offending after their release, Corrections Secretary Mike Crews said Monday.
The percentage of inmates who commit another crime within three years of release has dropped from 33 percent for those freed as of 2003 to 27.6 percent for those freed as of 2008.
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