Justice Data Lab re-offending analysis: NOMS bail accommodation and support services for individuals on Home Detention Curfew

This document describes an evaluation of the impact of Bail Accommodation and Support Services (BASS) on the re-offending rates of offenders on Home Detention Curfew. The evaluation analyzed data from 542 offenders, with 492 successfully matched to the Police National Computer. A control group of 70 offenders was used for comparison. The study found a re-offending rate of 39% for the BASS group versus 43% for the control group, but the confidence intervals suggest the difference may not be statistically significant. The analysis faced limitations such as a small sample size, potential selection bias, and missing contextual information, which necessitates caution in interpreting the results. The document also discusses the methodology, including statistical testing and the matching process, and provides a comparison of offender characteristics between the treatment and control groups. The information is presented under the Open Government License, and contact details for further inquiries are provided. **This summary was written by an AI model and therefore should not be considered a definitive summary of the report. If you are aware of inaccuracies, please email evaluation.registry@cabinetoffice.gov.uk.**

Description

Lead department
Ministry of Justice (MOJ)
Evaluation stage
A complete evaluation report
Other departments
No other departments listed
Evaluation types
Impact evaluation
Impact methods
Quasi-experimental method
Quasi-experimental methods
Matching
Grant information
This intervention is not distributing funding via a grant
Government Major Project information
This intervention is not a major project
Policies
No policies provided

Event Dates

Event Name
Publication of final results
Event date
2013

Evaluation Costs

Cost
Not provided

Evaluation sharing

Link(s) to published report(s)
Yes
Links to evaluation plans
No link provided
Links to published evaluations (DEBUGGING)
No final report link found.
Findings
Not provided
Permission to share confirmed
Yes