Parolee Concentration, Risk of Recidivism, and the Consequences for Neighborhood Crime

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Some studies have found that an increase in the number of parolees in a neighborhood increases crime--particularly in vulnerable, disadvantaged neighborhoods. See, e.g., https://t.co/4lJpUL3c0E, and https://t.co/GlSOum2Zdf 5/

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