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An overview of the pre-trial process for juveniles is provided. This brochure covers: what can happen to a juvenile awaiting trial; what diversion opportunities are available; what juvenile intake ... Read More
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2010
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While this guide is written for police departments, sheriff’s offices should find it helpful for developing approaches to interacting with mentally ill people. The step-by-step program design process ... Read More
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2010
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People who work with female offenders need to read this report. It provides a glimpse into an area of a woman prisoner’s life that is not often talked about and which can impact how she relates to ... Read More
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2010
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Anyone involved with juvenile reentry should watch this webinar. "Continuity of care, overarching case management, appropriate staffing, and cognitive-behavioral intervention are increasingly being ... Read More
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2010
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This bulletin should be the first stop for anyone interested in gangs and their history. Topics discussed include: the influence of population migration patterns on gang emergence; street gang ... Read More
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2010
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This guide is for those people wanting to reduce the recidivism of offenders returning to the community by offering plenty of affordable housing. Sections of this report include: introduction; the ... Read More
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2010
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This report identifies ”promising approaches [that] offer safer, more compassionate and often cost-effective ways for police and their community partners to respond to adults and juveniles with ... Read More
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2010
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Information about the National Gang Center can be found at this website. Points of entry are: the latest news; training; policy issues; web resources; threat assessments; surveys and analysis; and ... Read More
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2009
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"This paper primarily examines failures of implementation or, in other words, failures arising not from a fundamentally flawed theory of change, but from missteps in planning and execution" (p. 1). ... Read More
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2009
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The goal of this document "is to increase awareness and provide guidance to community corrections for developing preparedness and response plans for pandemic flu and other crises" (p. iii). Five ... Read More
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2009
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"This document provides best practice recommendations for the community supervision of sex offenders and can assist probation departments in managing this diverse population" (p. i). Sections ... Read More
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2009
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This handbook "discuss[es] potentially beneficial partnerships that community corrections departments can cultivate to fully tap resources and expertise . . . [and] also suggests various strategies ... Read More
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2009
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Issues surrounding the transition of combat veterans into the field of law enforcement are investigated. Sections following an executive summary include: introduction; significance—deployment related ... Read More
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2009
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The utilization of pretrial services to substantially cut costs is explained. This report looks at: what the problem is; why this matter is important for elected county officials; what an effective ... Read More
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2009
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Findings from a national survey regarding pretrial diversion programs and practices are presented. Three sections follow a summary of major findings: diversion program characteristics; diversion ... Read More
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2009
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This “report is an interactive guide that leads the reader through a planning process to ensure continuity of law enforcement operations during a flu pandemic” (p. iii). This document is divided into ... Read More
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2009
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“[P]ractical information for the community corrections field [is provided in order] to make informed decisions about incorporating electronic supervision technologies” (p.10). Sections of this ... Read More
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2009
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“The intention of this guide is to provide a general overview of corrections-based sexual assault as it relates to line staff and supervisors in community corrections agencies” (p.vii). Six sections ... Read More
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2009
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“This report identifies the considerations that law enforcement executives should address in their public health communications plans, regarding internal communications (those that remain within the ... Read More
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2009
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The design and implementation of electronic monitoring technologies for the management of offenders under community supervision are described. Sections include: an overview of supervision with ... Read More
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2009
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“This Benchmarks report is an interactive guide that leads the reader through a planning process to ensure continuity of law enforcement operations during a flu epidemic” (p.iii). Seven sections ... Read More
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2009
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Results from a survey of the use of evidence-based practices (EBPs) and the 13 Strategies as explained in the publication “Putting Public Safety First: 13 Parole Supervision Strategies to Enhance ... Read More
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2009
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The statewide coordination of problem-solving courts is discussed. This article has these sections: introduction; participants; questions building legitimacy; alternatives to courts; in the shadow ... Read More
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2009
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The process of providing technical assistance to the state of Wisconsin to reduce correctional spending while increasing public safety is explained. This brief has these sections: background; ... Read More
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2009
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The effect of Texas' implementation of a "justice reinvestment strategy to increase public safety and reduce spending on corrections" is explained (p. 1). Sections of this bulletin include: ... Read More
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2009
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A data-driven policy framework is presented that proposes to reduce correctional spending while increasing public safety through reinvestment strategies. This report contains the following sections: ... Read More
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2009
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An "overview on data available on individual, family, and school risk factors for girls in Illinois" is provided (p. i). Topics discussed following an executive summary include: girls at risk for ... Read More
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2009
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The provision of pretrial service programming is investigated. Following an executive summary, the results from this survey are organized into these areas: general characteristics of pretrial ... Read More
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2009
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"[T]o what degree programs and services meet the needs and life circumstances of female inmates" is assessed by the Santa Clara County Women's Advocacy initiative (p. 4). Sections contained in this ... Read More
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2008
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The impact of involvement in multiple systems on the recidivism of ex-offending juveniles in Illinois is investigated. Sections following an executive summary are: introduction; methods; findings -- ... Read More
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2008
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Specific action steps are described "that have particular potential to address existing barriers and misconceptions . . . and make cross-sectoral and cross-jurisdictional collaboration more feasible, ... Read More
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2008
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Information is presented regarding Colorado's parole revocation population. Sections following an executive summary are: the status of parole returns to Colorado prisons; demographic profile of ... Read More
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2008
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The electronic monitoring of sex offenders is explained. This publication covers: the definition of electronic monitoring technology; role of law enforcement; how offender location tracking works; ... Read More
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2008
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"This publication focuses on defining the essential components of effective transition planning for this population [of inmates with co-occurring disorders] and showcases studies of promising county ... Read More
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2008
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A "nationwide [systemic] review of current sex offender laws, policies, and trends" is presented (p. iii). Sections in addition to an executive summary include: introduction; historical background; ... Read More
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2008
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An "overview and analysis of existing treatment and reentry practices for sex offenders who are involved with the criminal justice system" is provided (p. iii). Sections following an executive ... Read More
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2008
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Recommendations are given on how states "can improve reentry, reduce recidivism, and build or improve collaborations with community-based service providers" (p. 3). Goals and recommendations explain ... Read More
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2008
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This "Comprehensive Approach offers a promising and well-grounded framework that jurisdictions can consider as they build an informed, integrated set of policies and practices to promote the shared ... Read More
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2008
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This report is "an overview of legislative trends pertaining to sex offender management, the intended objectives of such laws, and key research regarding the impact of these policy initiatives" (p. ... Read More
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2008
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"The purpose of this brief is to provide an overview of the multiple roles that law enforcement can play in increasing public safety and reducing sexual victimization through sex offender management ... Read More
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2008
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Information about sex offenders and their management/supervision is provided. Topics discussed include: what sexual abuse is; how common sex crimes are; how many arrests occur for sex offenses; not ... Read More
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2008
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An overview of mental health courts is provided. Sections of this report include: the need for mental health courts; what a mental health court is; the types of individuals who participate in mental ... Read More
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2008
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Implementation of the Family Support Approach for Community Supervision is explained. This publication includes the following sections: introduction and overview; guiding principles for putting this ... Read More
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2008
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The use by Vermont policymakers of “a data-driven strategy, called justice reinvestment, to better manage corrections spending, increase public safety, and redirect some of the savings toward efforts ... Read More
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2008
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The application of the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) to lock-ups is explained. This document contains these sections: what PREA is; how PREA impacts you; frequently asked questions; PREA ... Read More
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2008
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Major challenges facing U.S. jails now and in the future are discussed. Sections following an executive summary are: project overview; methodology; and Phase I -- Preliminary Results (i.e., ... Read More
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2008
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"This report identifies and describes interventions that are effective in reducing recidivism and preventing crime" (p. 1). Sections following an executive summary are: introduction; the ... Read More
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2008
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Results are provided from the Massachusetts Prisoner Recidivism Study, the goal of which is "to better understand the experiences of recidivists and how their previous incarceration and time in ... Read More
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2008
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The ten essential elements for specialized law enforcement-based programs are described. These elements are: collaborative planning and implementation; program design; specialized training; ... Read More
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2008
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Both the implementation and short-term impact of a specialized services program for women probationers in Lake County (IL) are assessed. Eight chapters follow an executive summary: introduction; ... Read More
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2007
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The implementation of an effective offender reentry framework is explained. Sections contained in this manual include: introduction; offender reentry from a national perspective; framework for ... Read More
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2007
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Reasons why some criminal justice reforms succeed and why some fail are discussed. Sections of this "red paper" include: introduction; failure of design; failure to manage power dynamics; failure to ... Read More
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2007
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The utilization of conducted energy devices (CEDs) (i.e., Taser, Stinger, stun belt, shock stick, and stun shield) in jails is investigated. Results are provided for: various missions the sheriff’s ... Read More
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2007
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Need ideas on how other community based correction agencies are preparing for pandemic influenza? Then look at this survey. Responses are organized according to the following areas: respondent ... Read More
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2007
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This report is for those people interested in the efficiency of family drug courts “developed as a means to respond to the complex problems posed by substance abuse among parents involved in the ... Read More
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2007
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The necessary components of mental health court design and implementation are described. The essential elements are: planning and administration; target population eligibility criteria; timely ... Read More
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2007
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Issues related to the disproportionate impact on African Americans by drug laws in Illinois are addressed. Sections of this report include: drug abuse and dependence; drugs and crime; drug treatment ... Read More
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2007
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Pre-release programs provided to soon-to-be-released inmates are evaluated. This report contains these sections: executive summary; introduction; present analysis; results for pre-release programs ... Read More
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2007
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Findings from an assessment of a substance abuse treatment program for women with a DUI offense are presented. Six sections follow an executive summary: overview; literature review; process ... Read More
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2007
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Research highlights, policy statements, and recommendations regarding the financial obligations of recently released individuals from jails and prisons are provided. Since ex-offenders often have ... Read More
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2007
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This report provides "baseline data to assist policymakers and administrators in confronting workload allocation issues" (p. 6). Sections of this document include: growing workload; supervision ... Read More
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2007
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Results from a process and outcome evaluation of the Anne Arundel County Juvenile Treatment Court (AACJTC) are reviewed. Sections of this Summary Report are: introduction; program success and ... Read More
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2007
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Texas' use of "a data-driven strategy called justice reinvestment to better manage corrections spending, increase public safety, and redirect some of the savings toward efforts that will improve ... Read More
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2007
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Kansas' use of "a data-driven strategy called justice reinvestment to better manage corrections spending, increase public safety, and redirect some of the savings toward efforts that will improve ... Read More
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2007
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"This document addresses just the traditional pretrial diversion and specialty treatment court programs that do not require a guilty plea as the price of admission to the program" (p. 6). Sections ... Read More
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2007
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This study examines the abuse of women and their children with a view to matching services to their needs. Sections of this report include: introduction; methodology; results -- demographic ... Read More
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2007
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Results from an evaluation of the implementation of the Illinois Going Home Program (GH), which prepares prisoners for their release into their community, are presented. This report contains these ... Read More
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2007
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Policy options that address the projected growth of Texas prisoners while increasing public safety are described. Proposed number of beds, turnover per year, placements, anticipated net widening, ... Read More
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2007
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Challenges faced by ex-prisoners as they try to reenter communities in Illinois are investigated. Topics covered include: methods and participant characteristics; preparing for release; getting out ... Read More
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2007
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Information regarding adolescent girls and women sex offenders is presented. Sections of this brief include: introduction; the extent of sex offending by females; factors affecting the (under) ... Read More
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2007
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"The purpose of this 'Road Map' is to suggest some of the potential impacts a pandemic outbreak may have on the court's operation and mission and to present some approaches the court might consider ... Read More
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2007
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Causes for the increase in Pennsylvania's state prison population and strategies to reduce growth while increasing public safety are discussed. This policy brief is divided into four parts: ... Read More
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2007
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Legal issues surrounding pretrial diversion (or pretrial intervention) are discussed. This monograph has these sections: introduction; eligibility and admission; enrollment; terms of pretrial ... Read More
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2007
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This guide "is specifically designed to provide practical BARJ [balanced and restorative justice] strategies that can be utilized by probation professionals on a daily basis" (p. 5). Sections ... Read More
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2006
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Information about the development and implementation of offender reentry initiatives by law enforcement agencies is provided. Sections comprising this guide are: offender reentry 101; building an ... Read More
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2006
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Guidance is provided for the implementation of balanced and restorative justice (BARJ) strategies by law enforcement officers. This guide is comprised of the following sections: about this guide; ... Read More
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2006
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The relation between prisoner reentry and Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) is discussed. This document is comprised of these sections: impact of prisoner reentry; critical need for housing; role of ... Read More
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2006
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The issue of homelessness faced by ex-offenders is addressed. Topics covered in this document include: the impact of new released prisoners; ex-offenders at risk for homelessness; funding to counter ... Read More
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2006
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Effective case management for drug courts is explained. Sections following an executive summary are: the role of case management in the drug court process -- an overview; history and models of case ... Read More
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2006
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The ways in which Weed and Seed sites provide offender reentry programs and partner with local organizations is surveyed. Sections of this report cover: Weed and Seed involvement in prisoner ... Read More
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2006
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A digest of presentations and discussions regarding the reentry of jail inmates is supplied. Thirteen sections comprise this document: introduction and meeting overview; what we know about jails at ... Read More
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2006
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A digest of presentations and discussions regarding the reentry of jail inmates is supplied. Thirteen sections comprise this document: introduction and meeting overview; what we know about jails at ... Read More
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2006
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This guide for juvenile corrections staff regards balanced and restorative justice (BARJ). Sections of this document include: balanced and restorative justice -- principles of restorative justice and ... Read More
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2006
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This guide for individuals who work in juvenile temporary detention centers regards balanced and restorative justice (BARJ). Sections of this document include: balanced and restorative justice -- ... Read More
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2006
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Information is provided to assist law enforcement in its management of sex offenders. This guide is divided into the following five sections: key policy mandates impacting law enforcement -- ... Read More
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2006
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The successful acquisition of new technology is explained. Sections contained in this guide are: introduction; why invest in new technology; what new technology is; how to use this guide; and ... Read More
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2006
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Guidance for the recruitment and retention of highly skilled employees is supplied. Sections comprising this guide are: introduction; recruitment -- agency self-assessment, community assessment, and ... Read More
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2006
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Guidance for effective field training of Generation X recruits is proffered. This guide covers: the history of Generation X; and the FTP (Field Training Program) impact on Generation X recruits.... Read More
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2006
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The use of mentoring as an essential part of successful employee recruitment and retention is explained. This guide is comprised of these sections: what mentoring is; mentoring benefits for mentors; ... Read More
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2006
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Guidelines for writing a grant are provided. Sections of this guide are: introduction; purpose of the grant; content, strategy -- planning and writing; additional funding agency resources; writing ... Read More
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2006
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An innovative program for juvenile probationers based in Jackson County (IL) schools is examined. This summary is comprised of the following sections: program description and goals; school-based ... Read More
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2006
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The use of mentoring as an essential part of successful employee recruitment and retention is explained. This guide is comprised of these sections: what mentoring is; mentoring benefits for mentors; ... Read More
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2006
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The recidivism experienced by those probationers that did not finish drug treatment is examined. Sections following an abstract include: introduction; drug use, drug treatment, and probationer ... Read More
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2006
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Guidance for developing comprehensive privacy policies by justice agencies is provided. Sections comprising this manual include: introduction; governance; planning; process; product; implementation; ... Read More
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2006
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“The information in this monograph is intended to raise concerns and issues that agencies and officers should consider in decisions about proactive supervision as it relates to dealing with ... Read More
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2006
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"The cost analysis study of the Iowa Jail-Based Substance Abuse Treatment Program provides an economic perspective on the cost of treatment provision compared to the cost of a prison sentence" (p. ... Read More
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2006
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Results from the 2005 National Survey on Drug Courts and other Problem Solving Courts are summarized. Sections of this report are: introduction; drug courts -- a national phenomenon; DWI courts; ... Read More
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2005
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"This report examines qualitatively the re-entry experiences and trajectories of 39 Chicago-area ex-convicts during the first year of their most recent release from incarceration in a State penal ... Read More
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2005
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"Although it is too early to assess the full impact of SB50, and indeed the ramifications of this bill will unfold over several years, this report provides a preliminary examination of trends that ... Read More
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2005
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The effectiveness of Cook County batterer intervention programs (BIP) is investigated. Sections of this report include: background; Social Service Department of the Circuit Court of Cook County ... Read More
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2005
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Results from an 18-month evaluation of the Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) provided by the Evening Reporting Centers (ERC) of the Illinois Fourth Probation District of the Second Judicial Circuit are ... Read More
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2005
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"[I]nformation on operational and design issues that significantly influence the quality of residential services to youthful populations" is provided. Topics discussed include: analysis of need; ... Read More
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2005
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Compliance issues proposed correctional facilities in Indian Country face with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969 are explained. The NEPA Environmental Assessment (EA) process ... Read More
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2005
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This self-assessment tool is for justice organizations which are considering or planning a justice information-sharing initiative. Sections of this toolkit include: executive summary; getting ... Read More
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2005
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Results from the 2004 National Survey on Drug Courts and other Problem Solving Courts are summarized. Sections of this report are: introduction; drug courts -- a national phenomenon; drug court ... Read More
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2005
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Basic information about mental illness and its treatment is imparted. This guide is divided into six parts: the mental health "system"; understanding mental illness and its symptoms; how mental ... Read More
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2005
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A guide for creating and establishing a mental health court is presented. Following an executive summary are these sections: introduction; step I -- understanding the mental health court concept; ... Read More
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2005
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A guide "to help both well-established and newly operating courts develop practical, feasible, and effective strategies for collecting outcome data" is provided. Topics discussed are: key ... Read More
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2005
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Seventeen best practice in-custody programs (the "placement in residential program that restrict offender access to the community") are described (p. 7). Programs highlighted are: Aggression ... Read More
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2005
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"[E]specially useful during schematic design, "this pamphlet offers assistance through the often challenging design review process (p. 7). Sections of this booklet are: how to use this project ... Read More
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2005
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The process of evaluating an existing facility is explained. This guide is comprised of the following sections: overview; when to evaluate an existing facility; who should participate in the ... Read More
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2005
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The use of an objective classification system (OCS) is described. This guide explains: classification analysis in general; designing a classification system; benefits of implementing a ... Read More
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2005
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Three parts of a Needs Assessment, which "is conducted to determine, verify, and/or quantify the need for greater capacity, a different type of facility, a new facility or expansion and renovation of ... Read More
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2005
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The process involved in developing and announcing a Request for Proposals (RFP) or Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is summarized. Sections comprising this guide include: overview; RFQ versus RFP; ... Read More
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2005
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The process of site selection is explained. Topics discussed in this guide are: identifying potential sites in general; selecting the team to find the site; developing site evaluation criteria; ... Read More
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2005
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"[D]irection to tribal jurisdictions interested in conducting a justice system assessment for the purposes of addressing systemic issues raised in the development of detention and correctional ... Read More
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2005
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This document contains brief descriptions of 21 references pertaining to the planning and designing of adult correctional and detention facilities.... Read More
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2005
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The use of Alternative Programs ("a broad and varied array of alternatives to detention and incarceration") in Indian Country is explained (p. 7). Sections of this guide include: introduction; ... Read More
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2005
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A checklist for assessing the Tribe's progress through the facility development process is provided. Activities tracked include team development, planning, programming, site selection, environmental ... Read More
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2005
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Issues regarding prisoner health and reentry are discussed. Sections contained in this brief are: health status of soon-to-be released prisoners; services received in prison; prevalence of selected ... Read More
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2005
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The "extent of and reasons for residential mobility among released prisoers and how mobility might affect reentry outcomes" is examined (p. 1). This brief is comprised of the following section: ... Read More
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2005
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"[F]indings on pre-and in-prison employment training and experiences as well as post release employment outcomes among released prisoners who returned to Chicago" are presented (p. 1). Topics ... Read More
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2005
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The question of whether "limited drug treatment resources [are] being targeted to those with the greatest need" is investigated (p. 2). Sections of this brief are: introduction; data used in this ... Read More
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2005
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A profile of Class 4 felony offenders, the least serious felony classification, utilizing criminal histories is provided. Sections of this Research Bulletin are: incarceration trends state fiscal ... Read More
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2005
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The relationship between probationer drug use and recidivism along with drug treatment participation and completion is examined. Sections following an executive summary are: introduction; data; ... Read More
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2005
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Racial disproportionality in the sentencing of individuals for drug crimes committed in Illinois is investigated. Sections of this report include: Illinois statistics; explanations for racially ... Read More
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2005
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Violent offenders sentenced to probation are profiled. Four chapters follow an executive summary: profiles of violent offenders; domestic violence offenders (with and without children) and illicit ... Read More
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2004
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The essential elements of youth accountability boards (AKA community justice committees, neighborhood conference committees, community panels for youth, and restorative justice conferences), ... Read More
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2004
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The need for a facility "devoted to substance abuse treatment and prisoner reentry, including both institutional and post-release programming," and its planned design and operation are discussed (p. ... Read More
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2004
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"[I]nformation regarding the impact of drug courts as stated in current scientific literature as well as . . . an aggregate summary of survey results from each state detailing the number and type of ... Read More
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2004
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"This document is a report summarizing the Discovery Phase of the extensive project entitled 'Building a Strategic Workforce Plan for the Corrections Profession'" (p. 5). Five sections follow an ... Read More
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2004
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The development and implementation of a domestic violence court is explored through the experiences of the Brooklyn Felony Domestic Violence Court, New York state's first such court. This report ... Read More
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2004
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A second evaluation of "recidivism rates, offender profiles, and a broad picture of the operations of YOS as observed from the perspective of the residents, staff, treatment providers, and ... Read More
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2004
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Issues surrounding family dependency treatment courts (FDTCs) brought up at a 1999 focus group of teams from the most well-established FDTCs (e.g., Kansas City (MO), Reno (NV), San Diego (CA), and ... Read More
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2004
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"[I]ssues related to [drug] treatment for adult offenders and its impact on the justice system" are explored (p. 3). This report contains an executive summary, introduction, and five sections: ... Read More
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2004
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136.
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An analysis of drug court institutionalization in four states (Louisiana, Missouri, New York, and Ohio) is presented. Topics discussed include: the early years of drug courts; leadership and ... Read More
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2004
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137.
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A round table transcript of scholars and practitioners addressing questions about drug courts and the future is provided. Sections comprising this document are: introduction; participant list; ... Read More
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2004
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The relationship between managed care and drug courts is examined. Topics discussed include: development of managed care; health maintenance organizations (HMOs); hybrids -- preferred provider ... Read More
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2004
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"[N]ational trends in arrests and incarcerations for drug offenses and . . . the unstinting growth in the country's prison population attributable mainly to increases in the number of persons ... Read More
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2004
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Guidelines regarding the implementation of effective automated case management systems (CMS) for probation agencies are presented. Sections comprising these standards are: introduction; purpose; ... Read More
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2003
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141.
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Results from a second year evaluation of the Sheridan Correctional Center Therapeutic Community are presented. This report contains the following sections: overview; inmate characteristics; program ... Read More
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2003
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Major financial beneficiaries of Prison Industry Enhancement (PIE) inmate incomes and the dollar amount of these benefits are determined. Eight sections follow an executive summary: introduction; ... Read More
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2003
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An 18-step project planning model for all types and sizes of police facilities is presented. Four sections comprise this document: project initiation; planning/pre-design; budgeting and funding; and ... Read More
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2003
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The use of a survey to determine the concerns of the community is explained. The following sections comprise this report: introduction; community surveys -- needs assessment, community support, ... Read More
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2003
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An evaluation regarding the components of and outcomes for the sex offenders' therapeutic community (TC) is provided. An executive summary and six sections comprise this report: study purpose; ... Read More
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2003
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Results from the third survey of pretrial service programs (2001) are provided. This report is made up of nine parts: executive summary; introduction; general characteristics of pretrial services ... Read More
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2003
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Results from an impact evaluation regarding policies and participant characteristics of 11 drug courts are presented. In addition to an executive summary, 20 chapters comprise this report: ... Read More
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2003
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148.
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Results from an assessment of three domestic violence probation programs conducted by Justice Research Associates are reviewed. Descriptions of the population targeted and the programming utilized by ... Read More
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2002
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149.
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A basic primer on developing or improving a jail industry program is provided. This workbook contains the following chapters: introduction to jail industries; key development principles; components ... Read More
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2002
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A guide to writing a business plan for a jail industry is presented. Seven chapters comprise this manual: elements of a business plan; controlling the business plan; evaluating the business plan; ... Read More
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2002
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Data collected for the 2000 Illinois Probation Outcome Study are analyzed and commented on. Sections of this report include: offender characteristics; types of offenses; sentence conditions; ... Read More
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2002
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Results from a process and impact evaluation of the domestic violence probation projects in three Illinois counties are provided. Program descriptions, offender demographics, and short-term outcomes ... Read More
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2002
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Justice integration governance structures at the local government level are examined. An executive summary and the following eight chapters comprise this report: introduction -- the local governance ... Read More
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2002
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Access to a report about recidivism and treatment failure of participants in a specialized sex offender program is provided at this website. Rates of recidivism, specialized probation and higher ... Read More
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2002
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Strategies for effectively dealing with the stalking of criminal justice employees by offenders are reviewed. Nine sections comprise this guidebook: stalking -- definitions, prevalence, and overview; ... Read More
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2002
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Findings from a study of Delaware's adult detention population are presented. This report is compiled of the following sections: executive summary; introduction; why people are detained; summary of ... Read More
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2002
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157.
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"[I]nformation and recommendations for effective response to workplace stalking of criminal justice professionals" is provided (p. 5). This guidebook contains sections about: stalking -- ... Read More
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2002
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Results from an assessment of the needs and impact of probation in Illinois are provided. The following sections comprise this report: executive summary; introduction; methodology; general ... Read More
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2002
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Guidance on how to answer common media questions is provided. Talking points regarding the following questions are included: Why is this an issue?; Why do these programs deal just with mothers and ... Read More
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2001
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A public-private partnership "focused on making a safer and better place for young children and their mothers who are under criminal justice supervision" is described (p. 1). Sections of this case ... Read More
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2001
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A program that is an alternative to prison for mothers and pregnant women is examined. This case study discusses: the genesis of the program; growing pains; mission and goals; program components; ... Read More
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2001
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A case study of a community-based agency that provides rehabilitative programs for offenders and ex-offenders is presented. Sections of this report include: program genesis; mission and goals; ... Read More
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2001
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A case study of a redesigned residential program for female offenders is provided. Sections of this report describe: the genesis of the program; growing pains -- what we wish we would have done; ... Read More
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2001
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A program that deals directly with substance abusing offenders and their families is profiles. This case study describes: the genesis of the program; mission and goals; program components; ... Read More
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2001
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Findings from a study of rural communities in which community justice efforts are thriving are presented. Five sections comprise this report: introduction; the sites -- Boise County (ID), Jefferson ... Read More
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2001
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Pros and cons for the utilization of prison privatization are presented. In addition to an executive summary, this report contains the following chapters: introduction; the history and key debates ... Read More
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2001
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167.
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Programs that utilize community-local government partnerships to reduce crime are examined. This report is comprised of the following sections: executive summary; community safety in cities, suburbs, ... Read More
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2001
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A Phase II evaluation of drug courts in Tulsa, Creek, Oklahoma, Pontotoc, Seminole, Pottawatomie, and McClain counties is provided. Drug court participants were adult non-violent felony offenders ... Read More
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2001
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A containment approach to supervising sex offenders on probation is described. The Adult Sex Offender Probation (ASOP) Project is "an intensive supervision probation project for offenders convicted ... Read More
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2001
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The adaptations of the community court model implemented in Hartford and an evaluation plan to assess program progress and impact are examined. This report is divided into eight parts: introduction ... Read More
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2001
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The use of community justice by four probation departments to improve operations is explored. Topical areas of this publication include: introduction; probation's original promise; protecting the ... Read More
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2001
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The Global Justice Information Network "aims to develop and implement a standards-based electronic information exchange capability, providing the justice community with timely, accurate, complete, ... Read More
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2001
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Findings from a study regarding re-offending rates of youth receiving juvenile sanctions compared to youth receiving adult sentences are supplied and analyzed. Evaluation results were reported ... Read More
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2001
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A planning model "to advance cross-agency integration of criminal justice information systems" is provided (p. v). In addition to an executive summary, this report contains sections about: criminal ... Read More
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2000
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Lessons learned from effective drug abuse and violent crime prevention programs operated at state and local levels are presented. Program evaluations include: school-based probation -- SBP ... Read More
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2000
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A tool for specifically measuring pretrial release program effectiveness is presented. The assessment instrument is self-administered, subjectively scored, and lists key practices. Document contents ... Read More
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2000
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177.
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Designed for justice organization leaders, this document provides an overview of the importance of these individuals' roles in the integration of justice information systems and how to build a ... Read More
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2000
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178.
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An examination of the first four mental health courts to be operated in the U.S. is presented. This report's executive summary discusses the origin of a mental health court approach, common features ... Read More
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2000
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Examples of practices that have been successful in alleviating jail overcrowding are presented. This document contains the following chapters: introduction and overview; anatomy of the criminal ... Read More
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2000
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Successful crime prevention programs from the United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands, and New Zealand are looked at. Five sections comprise this booklet: introduction; risk factors; country ... Read More
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2000
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There have been ten community courts opened since the first one began in 1993 in midtown Manhattan, with 13 more planned to open in the near future. Steps in developing community courts and ... Read More
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2000
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Issues that must be addressed when a law enforcement agency tries to increase its female staff are examined. Chapters look at: the advantages of hiring and retaining more women; assessing the ... Read More
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2000
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"This study represents the most thorough examination to date of the issues presented by youth who are incarcerated in adult facilities" (p. x). In addition to an executive summary that discusses the ... Read More
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2000
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184.
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Sixteen strategies for planning and implementing an effective juvenile drug court are presented. Strategies include: collaborative planning; teamwork; clearly defined target population and ... Read More
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2000
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Supervised pretrial release (SPR) is an effective way for higher risk defendants to be safely supervised in the community. SPR can also be an important part of a jail crowding reduction strategy. ... Read More
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1999
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186.
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Begun in 1990, the Delaware CJIS was the first integrated state system that supported electronic sharing of criminal justice information among all parts of the criminal justice community. It ... Read More
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1999
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187.
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A 5-month evaluation of the gang-free environment created at Taylorville was conducted. A summary of that evaluation is provided. Sections of this report cover evaluation approaches, mission, the ... Read More
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1999
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188.
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Efforts by courts to automate and integrate information systems internally and throughout the justice system are discussed. Reasons to automate and integrate include cost savings, increased ... Read More
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1999
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189.
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The latest information on how to integrate drug testing (aka pretrial drug monitoring) is provided. Two new technological advances are described (expansion of hand-held devices and the sweat patch) ... Read More
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1999
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190.
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This guide provides information for agencies and community groups to develop individualized responses to local gang problems. The eight chapters are titled: 1. Introduction; 2. Defining the ... Read More
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1998
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191.
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In response to a desire to improve the quality of criminal defense service for indigent defendants, this report describes seven models of collaborative interagency planning. The models and ... Read More
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1998
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192.
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This volume comments on 22 separate performance standards for general jurisdiction trial courts. The standards are grouped in five areas: 1. Access to justice, 2. Expedition and timeliness, 3. ... Read More
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1997
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193.
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The five performance areas into which the 22 standards are grouped are: 1. Access to justice; 2. Expedition and timeliness; 3. Equality, fairness, and integrity; 4. Independence and accountability; ... Read More
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1997
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Medicolegal death investigation guidelines are divided into six sections in this volume. They are entitled: A. Investigative tools and equipment; B. Arriving at the scene; C. Documenting and ... Read More
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1997
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195.
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A brief discussion is provided of the six major goals suggested by the National Task Force on Correctional Substance Abuse Strategies for substance abuse programming.... Read More
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1991
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196.
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Effective, documented strategies for controlling contraband in institutions, monitoring substance abuse behavior, and therapeutic or educational intervention do exist. This document discusses six ... Read More
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1991
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197.
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This publication is “a resource guide for chiefs of police, sheriffs, and other executives of state and local law enforcement agencies interested in establishing or enhancing volunteer programs ... Read More
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198.
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“Each of these Coaching Packets provides an overview of a key topic related to successful offender reentry, concrete strategies and key steps for enhancing practice in this area, and a "self ... Read More
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