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RIO
(redirected from Reintegration of Offenders)

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RIORio De Janeiro, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (Airport Code)
RIORapidIO (Interconnect Architecture)
RIORestore Iraqi Oil (US Army mission)
RIORock in Opposition (musical genre)
RIOReference Interconnection Offer
RIORimonabant in Obesity
RIORadar Intercept Officer
RIOReintegration of Offenders
RIORemote Input/Output
RIORégie des Installations Olympiques
RIOReshaping the International Order (book)
RIOReusable Information Object
RIORight, I'm Off
RIOResearch Instruction Online
RIORegional Information Officer (USACE)
RIOResampled Inference of Orthologs
RIOReverse Implied Odds (Poker)
RIOReverse Implement Option (riding lawnmowers)
RIORoma Initiatives Office (Open Society Institute)
RIORandom Insanity Online (website)
RIOResolution Independent Object(s)
RIOReporting In & Out
RIORibbonized Organized Integrated (aircraft wiring)
RIORandom Early Discard with In/Out (algorithm)
RIORemote Inside Option (Compaq)
RIORealistic Input/Output Opportunity
RIORemote Infrastructure Operations


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It was in 1985 that a two-city experiment called Project RIO, the reintegration of offenders, was launched.
Changing the lives of prisoners: a new agenda by Jablecki, Lawrence T. / The Humanist
Her four major areas of suggested reform are to: 1) alter the in-prison experience by promoting life skills rather than anti-social behavior: 2) reinstitute discretionary parole according to defined, contemporary guidelines; 3) target parole services and surveillance with better systems to classify high-need and high-risk inmates; 4) foster collaboration between all stakeholders in the criminal justice system to support reintegration of offenders into society.
Without a Welcome by Tramel, James / Sojourners
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