New York In Re Matter of Reentry Court Proceedings, September 19, 2014, was a court proceeding in the state of New York concerning the issue of reentry of individuals who have been convicted of a crime and have served their sentence. This proceeding was convened to discuss the best methods for successful reentry into society and to help ensure that the individual does not re-offend. It focused on topics such as job assistance, housing, and other forms of social support. The court also discussed strategies for helping the individual adjust to society, while also providing measures of accountability to ensure they remain law-abiding citizens. This proceeding is part of a larger effort by the state of New York to reduce recidivism and promote successful reentry into society. There are two types of New York In Re Matter of Reentry Court Proceedings, September 19, 2014: the Reentry Court Conference, which is a meeting between the court, the offender and their lawyers; and the Reentry Court Hearing, which is a formal court hearing presided over by a judge.