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Examining the links between probation supervision and positive outcomes – completion and proven reoffending

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This bulletin examines the relationships between inspectors’ judgements regarding the quality of delivery and later output/outcome measures in the form of sentence completion and proven reoffending.

The findings are based upon case assessment data from inspections conducted across England and Wales between June 2018 and July 2019, matched to terminations data from the nDelius probation case management system and to proven reoffending data from an extract of the Police National Computer database.