Section 2 Reimprisonment of Released Sentenced Inmates
In this section, the rate of reimprisonment means the percentage of inmates reimprisoned to serve sentences for offenses after release among the released sentenced inmates of a given year.
Fig. 5-3-2-1 shows the rate of reimprisonment within the period of five, 10 and 20 years after the release of sentenced inmates released in [1] 2014, [2] 2009 and [3] 1999, by reason for the previous release (either released upon completion of the term or released on parole; hereinafter the same applies in this Section).
Fig. 5-3-2-1 Rate of reimprisonment of released sentenced inmates, by reason for previous release
Fig. 5-3-2-2 shows the rate of reimprisonment within the period of five, 10 and 20 years after the release of sentenced inmates released in [1] 2014, [2] 2009 and [3] 1999, by the number of time(s) the sentenced inmate had been imprisoned at the point of previous imprisonment.
Fig. 5-3-2-2 Rate of reimprisonment of released sentenced inmates, by number of time(s) imprisoned
Fig. 5-3-2-3 shows the rate of reimprisonment within the period of five years after the release of sentenced inmates released in 1996, 2005 and 2014, by reason for the previous release and type of offense.
Fig. 5-3-2-3 Rate of reimprisonment within 5 years after release, by reason for previous release (by type of offense)
Fig. 5-3-2-4 shows the trend in the rate of reimprisonment within the period of [1] two years and [2] five years after release, by reason for the previous release.
Fig. 5-3-2-4 Rate of reimprisonment of released sentenced inmates, by reason for previous release
Fig. 5-3-2-5 shows the trend in the rate of reimprisonment within the period of two years after release during the years of 1996-2017, [1] by gender, [2] by age group and [3] by type of offense.
Fig. 5-3-2-5 Rate of reimprisonment of released sentenced inmates within 2 years after release, by male/female, age group and type of offense
