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1. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-england-27292555Absconding: Why do prisoners take the risk? - BBC News

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   May 19, 2014 · Most incidents take place at open prisons, with some offenders keen to be sent back to closed prison conditions, while others may abscond if they feel they have been refused leave unfairly.

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2. fullfact.org › crime › prisoners-absconding-open-andPrisoners absconding: an open and shut case? – Full Fact

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   Jul 17, 2015 · What was claimed. There are 363 murderers in open prisons; 106 murderers have absconded from open prisons in the last 10 years; and there are 179 offenders in open prisons who've absconded before. Our verdict. These figures are correct but not up to date.

3. www.bbc.com › news › uk-england-39037965Where do prison escapees and absconders actually go?

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   Feb 24, 2017 · Absconds usually occur at open prisons, where it is physically easier to leave. Source: Ministry of Justice. The Ministry of Justice said it did not "routinely gather" or...

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4. www.crimeandjustice.org.uk › sites › crimeandjusticeJOURNAL PRISON SERVICE JOURNAL PRISON SERVICE

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   Rate of Abscond: Who and Why? It is not easy to construct an expressive measure of absconding due to definitional issues, lack of standardised measures and the varied calculations/recording systems used across institutions. There are currently 84, 364 offenders detained within the UK prison system.5 This is an increase of 1980 from

5. data.justice.gov.uk › prisons › public-protectionAbsconds - Justice Data

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   It is only possible to abscond from open prison conditions. The data source for this measure and more detailed information can be found in the HM prison and probation service annual...

6. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsEscapes and absconding from secure psychiatric units

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   Jan 2, 2018 · Absconding is generally taken to refer to breaking the conditions of regulated authorised absences from the psychiatric unit (the prison service reserves the term for prisoners gaining their liberty unlawfully while unescorted).

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   Can I abscond from open prison conditions?

   • It is only possible to abscond from open prison conditions. The data source for this measure and more detailed information can be found in the HM prison and probation service annual digest publication. Data extracts are snapshots drawn from live IT systems at fixed points in time to ensure consistency of reporting.

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   Why do prisoners abscond in open prisons?

   • Most incidents take place at open prisons, with some offenders keen to be sent back to closed prison conditions, while others may abscond if they feel they have been refused leave unfairly. Another reason is prisoners struggling to cope with the drugs culture or feeling threatened within open prisons.

   Absconding: Why do prisoners take the risk? - BBC News

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   What is a prison abscond?

   • Absconds are where prisoners do not have to overcome physical restraints to leave. Absconds usually occur at open prisons, where it is physically easier to leave Source: Ministry of Justice The Ministry of Justice said it did not "routinely gather" or keep such information and refused the BBC's request for information.

   Where do prison escapees and absconders actually go?

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   What happens if a prisoner absconds?

   • When prisoners abscond they are usually caught and sent back to prison, where they are likely to stay for longer than if they had not absconded in the first place. Despite this, 204 prisoners absconded from open prisons in England and Wales between April 2012 and March 2013.

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8. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsPrevention of abscond policy framework - GOV.UK

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   Jul 31, 2024 · This policy framework is for open prisons and formalises the current abscond reduction strategy and abscond review process.