Recidivism on probation is significantly lower than in the prison system. Although the low rate of recidivism may result from favorable social conditions and a history of delinquency. The rate of rescued probationers completing treatment may also be explained by the high rate of recidivism in program failures due to high risks. So, once an individual has gone through the entire process of probation, there is a high chance that he or she will stay away from criminal offense. On the other hand, incarcerated people have been repeatedly arrested for similar offenses, calling into question the credibility of the criminal justice process. Currently, it is believed that sentencing a person to probation is more effective than incarceration. Not everyone who is in prison is interested in changing, some of them are there to serve their prison sentence. This is why cases of prison escapes have increased in the past.