La reincidencia delictiva de las internas del penal de mujeres de Chorrillos –factores asociados 2018

This article determined how the individual and environmental factors are related to the criminal recidivism of the inmates of the Chorrillos Women's Prison in 2018. It was a non-experimental, explanatory design that seeks to describe the individual and environmental factors that influence the recidivism of the inmates, having a population for the study of 753 inmates, 167 inmates were evaluated, through the application of a questionnaire. As a result, 78% of the inmates have family problems, which have caused conflicts or stress. On the other hand, 55% of inmates have friends who use drugs. Because of the type of recidivism, of the total of inmates who have been previously convicted, 77% report that their previous conviction was for the same or similar offense, unlike the remaining 23% of the inmates of the Chorrillos Women's Prison, who refer that his previous conviction was not for the same offense or similar. The most significant associated factor in criminal recidivism was the Family Factor due to the background of a family member in prison, and physical abuse at home, 95% confidence, and family discussions, at 90% confidence. The static and dynamic individual factors influence the criminal recidivism of the inmates at 90% and 95% confidence, respectively.