How does the Second Chance Act affect reentry and what does it say about national correctional goals?

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SECOND CHANCE ACT
Second Chance Act affecting Reentry
The Second Chance Act (SCA) was most preferably initiated to reauthorize the grant program for reentry of offenders into the community in the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, to improve reentry planning and implementation and for other purposes. The Second Chance Act affects the reentry as the act was initiated to support state, local and tribal government and nonprofit organizations in their prime work to reduce the recidivism and improve the outcome for the people, who are returning from the State and the Federal Prisons, Local Jails or from the Juvenile Facilities (Calleja, Dadah, Fisher & Fernandez, 2016).
The Second Chance Act affects the reentry in the best possible ways as it is created to provide the benefit to the people, who are returning from the prisons or any government custody primarily. The Second Chance Act is constituted with an aim to improve the and enhance the public safety by eventually breaking the cycle of criminal recidivism and in turn improves the outcome for the people possibly returning from jails, prisons and...