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David Ensley, Chief Research and Data Analysis

David Ensley, Chief Research and Data Analysis. Program Statistics. Types of Facilities, Inmates as of 12-31-2010. Inmate Tested Grade Level. Time Left to Serve. Inmates Within 3 Years of Release. Inmates Within 3 Years of Release, Enrolled in Programs.

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David Ensley, Chief Research and Data Analysis

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  1. David Ensley, ChiefResearch and Data Analysis Program Statistics

  2. Types of Facilities, Inmates as of 12-31-2010

  3. Inmate Tested Grade Level

  4. Time Left to Serve

  5. Inmates Within 3 Years of Release

  6. Inmates Within 3 Years of Release, Enrolled in Programs

  7. Inmate PopulationWithin 3 Years of Release

  8. Of Those That NeedSubstance Abuse Treatment…

  9. Treatment Impact on Prison Admissions In-Prison Recommitment Rate At 36 months out of prison, those who completed substance abuse program treatment within 3 years of release and who had the most serious substance abuse problems are recommitted to prison at a rate 7% less than that of inmates as having the most serious substance abuse problems who did not receive treatment. *Statistics compiled by the Bureau of Research & Data Analysis 2006-07 recommitment data Florida Department of Corrections

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