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No references found | Howard League director Frances Crook said higherqualified staff would help prisoners with mental health or drug problems, and could help cut reoffending rates. SHOCKINGLY high levels of reoffending across Scotland were confirmed by official figures yesterday. PRISON and probation officers should be given cash incentives to cut reoffending rates, under proposals from an independent think tank headed by former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith. |
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