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No references found | Yet lack of aftercare is often a big factor in whether somebody reoffends after coming out of custody. Dr Ethel Quayle, from the COPINE project, which tracks online paedophiles, said: "Being on a programme, along with monitoring and aftercare in the community, has an impact on whether a person reoffends. |
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