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    Quasi un quarto dei delinquenti che hanno ricevuto un ordine di libertà vigilata nel 2021 hanno commesso nuovamente delitti entro un anno

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    1. NanorH on

      **Key Findings**

      * Just under one-quarter (24%) of offenders who received a probation order in 2021 re-offended within a year, a fall of three percentage points when compared with the equivalent rate for 2020 (27%).

      * Less than one-third (31%) of adult males aged under 25 years who received probation orders in 2021 re-offended within a year of receiving probation. In comparison, just over one-quarter (26%) of young adult females re-offended during the same period.

      * There were increases between 2020 and 2021 in the re-offending rate of people serving probation for offences related to Dangerous and Negligent Acts (+50%), Public Order (+9%), and Burglary related offences (+7%).

      * Regionally, the highest level of re-offending (28%) involved probationers from the South-West (Cork and Kerry) region. In the Dublin region, where the highest number of probationers lived (1,387 of 4,198), almost one-quarter (24%) of probationers re-offended within a year.

      * The highest number of probation orders were issued in 2021 to people who committed offences related to Controlled Drug offences (831 of 4,198). Just over one-fifth (21%) of these people were convicted of a re-offence within a year of receiving their probation.

      * Nearly two-thirds (64%) of the re-offending by people who received a probation order in 2021 took place in just three offence categories: Public Order (30%), Controlled Drug (18%), and Theft (16%).

      * Looking at longer term trends, of those who received a probation order in 2019, almost half (49%) had committed at least one offence within three years for which they received a conviction.

      https://www.cso.ie/en/releasesandpublications/ep/p-prs/probationre-offendingstatistics2021/keyfindings/

    2. IdealSelf2021 on

      Is that what a judge would describe as a low risk of reoffending?

    3. Key_Duck_6293 on

      Am i being too positive in thinking that over three quarters not re-offending is a good thing? Are there international stats to suggest what a good % is?

    4. One_Agent2878 on

      Is it possible to see the split between Male vs Female, Irish citizen vs non Irish citizen (please not I said Irish citizen, not looking for race argument here), county comparisons?

    6. Ok_Magazine_3383 on

      >Of those who received a probation order in 2019, almost half (49%) had committed at least one offence within three years for which they received a conviction.

      If over 50% of people who get a probabtion order go _at least_ three years without committing an offence, that’s pretty positive for a relatively low impact intervention.

    8. Neither-Payment-4147 on

      Is it just me or does that lady look really good for over 45

    9. Inevitable_Wasabi574 on

      So about 75-80% didn’t reoffend, but that shouldn’t be a good headline.

      Ireland’s probation re-offending rate is relatively low especially compared to other countries in the world and Europe. Could always be better of course

    11. Alpha-Bravo-C on

      Do you think those are real people who’s photos have been used as the example of people who have re-offended within a year? Pure harsh if they are.

      I wonder what drives the flip in male vs. female re-offending rates over the age of 45!?

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