Justice Reinvestment in New Hampshire: Reducing Spending on Corrections and Reinvesting in Strategies to Increase Public Safety
This brief provides a snapshot of corrections, recidivism, and cost trends in New Hampshire and describes the Justice Reinvestment process.
Marc Pelka | September 2009 | The Council of State Governments Justice Center
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