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Governor Rell
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Governor Rell and the Democrats do agree on the need for other reforms, including more re-entry programs and jobs training and better monitoring after prisoners are released on probation and parole. Connecticut has 2,500 parolees, but a 55,000 people on probation. Probation officers handle an average of 107 cases each —far too many. Connecticut's system for sharing crime information, which could keep some of the most dangerous offenders off the streets, is antiquated. It has neither inpatient treatment for sex offenders nor housing for them once they are released. Hundreds of inmates are on a waiting list for inpatient drug treatment. The suspect arrested in the New Britain case had been staying in a homeless at night but roaming freely during the day while waiting to begin sex offender treatment. Returning released inmates to society with so little support makes no sense.
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