With the cancellation of the back-channel talks comes the order by the Solicitor General to rearrests the consultants in blatant violation of the JASIG,' Agcaoili said.
He also slammed the directive from the Office of the Solicitor General to rearrest peace consultants, who participated in the negotiations.
This article investigates the robustness of predictor variables in explaining
rearrests among adult probationers in three ways.
Court and law enforcement costs from
rearrests were costs incurred as a result of
rearrests such as bookings and jail time.
But an anonymous Palestinian analyst says: "If he
rearrests those people or suddenly is seen to be co-operating with the Israelis in any way, it will undermine his authority completely".
A senior Israeli official said Barak told Mubarak he would not pull back his forces or reopen Palestinian areas until Arafat
rearrests dozens of militants released from Palestinian jails and tells security forces to stop shooting.
Rearrests for PINS offenses or outstanding warrants were excluded since no new crime was alleged.
The mean numbers of
rearrests during the first six months in the community also differed significantly between these groups (t = -2.
Arafat left Gaza on Saturday for an eight-day trip, including a stop in Indonesia for an Islamic conference on Jerusalem, after ordering the
rearrests of Hamas activists.
The rates of recidivism for both groups was gathered by the DOC with the statistics for
rearrests, reconvictions and reincarcerations sent to Drexel University for data analysis.
When
rearrests for any type of crime (not just sex crimes) were counted, 43 percent (4,163) of the released sex offenders were
rearrested.
Researchers will measure their progress in finding living arrangements, complying with psychiatric treatment, employment levels and rates of
rearrest and psychiatric hospitalization, Baca said.
