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Florida's Juvenile Assessment Center is a twenty-four hour, centralized receiving, processing, and intervention facility for adolescents taken into custody by law enforcement officers. This article ... Read More
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1994
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This manual describes how the Intensive Aftercare Program (IAP) elements are structured and how they function. These examples are drawn for site visits and surveys of intensive juvenile aftercare ... Read More
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1994
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This report summarizes the major findings of an assessment of intensive juvenile aftercare program models for serious, violent, and chronic juvenile offenders. It examines critical issues such as ... Read More
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1994
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A critical component of any comprehensive, community-based effort to reduce crime and prevent violence is conflict resolution education. Providing youth with the means (via knowledge and skills) to ... Read More
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1996
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Five brochures are included in this document, with titles as follows: Jail Diversion/Creating Alternatives for Persons with Mental Illnesses; Addressing the Specific Needs of Women with Co-Occurring ... Read More
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1996
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Two projects to investigate innovative and appropriate methods to identify and intervene with substance-abusing youth are highlighted in this summary. Both programs emphasized the development of ... Read More
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1998
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Between 1989 and 1993, the increase in female juvenile arrests was more than double (23%) the rate for males (11%). Violent crime among girls has increased more (16.5%) than the rate for boys (4.5%) ... Read More
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1998
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Substance use among 12 to 17 year old youth rose 11.4% during 1997. This Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) provides treatment providers assistance in designing and delivering better services to ... Read More
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1999
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Incarcerated youth lack ready access to traditional modes of education. This manual will help educators and other service providers get the most out of limited correctional education resources. ... Read More
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1999
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Epidemiological reports show the strong correlation between frequent alcohol and other drug (AOD) use and delinquency, which contributes to the juvenile drug-crime cycle. This report summarizes ... Read More
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1999
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The "current state of practice" in regards to ISPs in Texas is examined. This report is comprised of the following sections: executive summary; introduction; methodology; findings -- program ... Read More
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1999
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The quality of Ohio's juvenile justice programs as determined by the CPAI is investigated. Sections within this assessment are: introduction; the principle of effective intervention; examining ... Read More
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1999
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The Juvenile Offender Work Program eliminates a five-month sentencing delay and allows juvenile offenders to begin community work service the same day they are sentenced. Instead of paying fines for ... Read More
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1999
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An overview, with outcomes, costs and/or cost benefit analysis (if available), is provided for "programs that show promise or positive outcomes for children and adults with mental illness" (p. 4). ... Read More
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1999
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The Corrections Clearinghouse (CCH) provides a wide range of services to prison inmates. Direct services include vocational assessments, job preparation training, and employment assistance. CCH also ... Read More
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1999
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Project Pooch is a program that integrates pet therapy and pet obedience training. Incarcerated youth care paired with unwanted dogs in order "to prepare the dogs for adoption and to build patience, ... Read More
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2000
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Effective strategies for linking court-involved youth to the job market, exemplary practices, promising programs, and descriptions of four collaboration models are presented. Seven sections comprise ... Read More
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2000
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A "systematic method" to measure outcomes, review operations, and make improvements in programming for juvenile sex offenders is presented. Sections of this guide include: introduction; background to ... Read More
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2000
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An overview of programs and strategies that aim to reduce the appeal of youth gangs and the crime and violence associated with them is presented. Contents of this report include: introduction; ... Read More
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2000
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The provision to "juveniles who are under formal supervision by a juvenile probation department the opportunity to bond with adult mentors in one-on-one mentoring relationships, which foster the ... Read More
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2001
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The provision to "juveniles who are court ordered into a secure, post-adjudication facility the opportunities to bond with adult mentors in one-on-one mentoring relationships, which foster the ... Read More
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2001
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Results from a process evaluation of a school-based probation program are supplied. Topics addressed by this summary include: overall satisfaction; school-based probation objectives; compliance with ... Read More
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2001
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Project Spotlight "provide[s] a comprehensive approach to crime control through increased communication between law enforcement, probation officers, and the community, while providing intensive ... Read More
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2001
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Evaluation of juvenile justice programs by the Title II Formula Grant Program is facilitated by this website. Access to the following is provided: common program areas with summary descriptions, ... Read More
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2001
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Findings from an evaluation of the first operational year of Project Spotlight are presented, along with recommendations for program improvement. "Project Spotlight is a supervision and prevention ... Read More
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2001
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Including preliminary information from the Intensive Aftercare Program Model (IAP) Project, this 30-hour course examines the planning and implementation of an aftercare and transition component in ... Read More
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2001
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A guide for use in implementing a juvenile holdover program (JHP), "a short-term, temporary holding program for juveniles that can be called upon when the need arises" is presented (p. 1). Ten ... Read More
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2001
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The fulfillment of the Child Welfare League of America's (CWLA) goal to reduce juvenile delinquency by advocating for the integration of the juvenile justice and child welfare systems is described. ... Read More
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2001
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Results from an evaluation of the Reaffirming Young Sister's Excellence (R.Y.S.E.) program are supplied. R.Y.S.E. attempts to prevent girls from returning to the criminal justice system while ... Read More
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2001
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"Uniform cost per day" operational cost figures for juvenile and adult correctional programs for 1999 and 2000 in Texas are presented. This report is comprised of four sections: introduction to cost ... Read More
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2001
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SAFETY-NET is an integrated delivery system utilizing satellites and computers available for the juvenile offenders and teaching staff in 63 educational facilities spread amongst the three partner ... Read More
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2001
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A comprehensive strategy to provide programming and treatment services through a direct supervision management model called Juveniles in Adult Correctional Systems (JACS) is described. Sections of ... Read More
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2001
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An animal-assisted therapy and education program, Project Second Chance, is described. "Project Second Chance, a training program in Albuquerque, New Mexico, teams older teenage offenders with ... Read More
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2001
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The "bottom-line' economics of programs that try to reduce crime [are examined by] . . . systematically analyzing] evaluations produced in North America over the last 50 years" (p. i). Four sections ... Read More
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2001
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An overview of a guide on how to plan and implement a juvenile holding program (JHP), a temporary, short-term holding program for youth, is available at this website. The summary provides: an ... Read More
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2002
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Demographic and socio-economic characteristics, conditions of probation, and probation outcomes are provided for juveniles during November 2000. Statistics and related commentary are organized into ... Read More
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2002
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Results from the outcome and process evaluations of the Repeat Offender Prevention Program (ROPP) are presented. Five chapters follow an executive summary; introduction and background information; ... Read More
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2002
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Due to the "unnecessarily punitive and wasteful" juvenile detention policies and practices of this agency, "[p]romising models from other jurisdictions [that] provide concrete strategies on how the ... Read More
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2002
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An innovative program "credited with helping to dramatically reduce the rate of juvenile homicides, improve the rate of probation compliance, and increase public safety in the city" is described (p. ... Read More
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2002
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"[R]eintegrative services that prepare out-of-home juveniles for reentry into the community by establishing the necessary collaborative arrangements with the community to ensure the delivery of ... Read More
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2002
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Information regarding sanctions that are "appropriate for most first-time misdemeanor offenders, many minor repeat offenders, and some nonviolent felons" is supplied (p. 1). Five sections comprise ... Read More
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2002
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Information is provided about sanctions "appropriate for juveniles who continue to offend following immediate sanctions, offenders involved in drug trafficking, and some violent offenders who need ... Read More
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2002
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Resources about programs that use secure facilities for a "small minority of serious, violent, and chronic juvenile offenders who threaten public safety and can be neither effectively treated nor ... Read More
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2002
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Information about the use of specialized courts (e.g., drug courts, youth or teen courts, and gun courts) with juveniles is presented. The following sections are contained in the toolkit: summary; ... Read More
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2002
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Suggestions on how to design, implement, and evaluate effective programming for female youth ages 10-19 are provided. This manual is comprised of five parts: the importance of gender-specific ... Read More
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2002
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The "current availability and appropriateness of services for female juvenile offenders in Texas" are ascertained (p. 7). This report contains sections about: female emotional health needs and ... Read More
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2002
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The impact of programs for juvenile delinquents or other at-risk youth "designed to deter participants from future offending by providing first-hand observations of prison life and interaction with ... Read More
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2002
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"[P]rotocols [that] reflect in large part a "best practices" model for community-based management of juvenile sexual offenders" are provided (p. 1). Sections comprising this document are: ... Read More
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2002
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Operational guidelines are provided for: administration/management -- general administration, personnel, staff development and training, monitoring, and sight and sound separation; juvenile services ... Read More
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2002
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An overview of the substantial impact this literacy program has on the lives of juvenile offenders in San Diego is presented. The Process of Hope Program provides on average 88.7 hours of ... Read More
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2003
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An overview of and general recommendations regarding health care provided to youth by the CYA are presented. Sections of this report are: introduction; does the CYA have an appropriate number of ... Read More
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2003
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Results from an evaluation regarding mental health and substance abuse services for youth offered by the California Youth Authority (CYA) are proffered. Two parts comprise this report: mental health ... Read More
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2003
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Issues cited in lawsuits filed by the Prison Law Office (PLO) against the CYA are examined. Areas covered by this report are: ward classification; use of force and the physical safety of wards; ... Read More
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2003
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Findings and recommendations from a study on general and special education programs provided by the California Youth Authority (CYA) are supplied. Thirteen areas of inquiry are examined: does the ... Read More
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2003
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Aftercare services providing "youth with comprehensive health, mental health, education, family, and vocational services upon their release from the juvenile justice system" are examined (p. 1). ... Read More
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2003
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Information regarding this set-aside of the Title V Incentive Grants Program is available at this website. Applications are accepted from federally recognized American Indian tribes and Alaskan ... Read More
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2003
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Results from an assessment of the Youth Care System (YCS), a behavioral management system, are supplied. Sections which comprise this report are: executive summary; evaluation of the YCS ... Read More
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2003
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The need for effective integration of the child welfare and juvenile justice system is explained. This report contains these sections: the principles; the Child Welfare League of America and the ... Read More
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2003
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Access to information about the Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Initiative can be found at this website. Access points include: what's new; learn about Reentry; state activities and resources; ... Read More
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2003
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Re-arrest and re-admission rates to secure 24-hour residential placements for youth referred to the Serious Juvenile Offender (SJO) program are examined. Sections comprising this report are: ... Read More
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2004
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An institutional drug program for youth utilizing a therapeutic community model to provide treatment modules over four months is described. Four sections comprise this report: program description; ... Read More
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2004
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Information about and from an organization that "support[s] at-risk and incarcerated youth by offering awareness-based practices, such as meditation and yoga, as tools to develop the mind, body, and ... Read More
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2004
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"This document lays out what is currently known to be effective practices through evidence-based research, and what promises to be effective practices" (p. 1). This report contains the following ... Read More
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2004
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Access to information regarding the Model Programs Guide (MPG), "designed to assist practitioners and communities in implementing evidence-based prevention and intervention programs that can make a ... Read More
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2004
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Results from an outcome evaluation and benefit-cost analysis for a pilot program that focuses on juvenile offenders with co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse problems are provided. ... Read More
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2004
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The development and implementation of an in-house leadership and management development system (within existing agency parameters) are discussed during this 30-hour course. Sections of this manual ... Read More
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2004
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Information about the use of the Community-Based Learning Model which will "[p]rovide meaningful work service projects for young offenders that enables them to provide restitution to victims and ... Read More
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2004
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Research-based criteria for assessing the effectiveness of juvenile violence and delinquency programs are identified. Five chapters make up this guide: identification of effective programs--selection ... Read More
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2004
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Conditions at three juvenile detention facilities and their schools are evaluated and commented on. Harm or risk of harm due to serious violations of constitutional and/or federal statutory rights of ... Read More
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2004
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Results from a study to determine whether this program results in decreased recidivism and costs are reported. Following an executive summary are five sections: the Juvenile Rehabilitation ... Read More
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2004
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Results from an evaluation of the "nation's first statewide experiment of research-based programs for juvenile justice" are provided (p. 1). This report contains the following sections: summary; ... Read More
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2004
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Conditions violating "the constitutional or federal statutory rights of children in juvenile justice institutions" are investigated (p.1). Sections of this report are: background; legal standards; ... Read More
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2004
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Access to information from an organization that "provides immediate and comprehensive employment services to ex-offenders under community supervision" can be found at this website. Points of access ... Read More
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2004
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This compliance status report monitoring conditions at three Arizona juvenile facilities provides results from the first reporting period pursuant to Section F(5) of the "Memorandum of Agreement ... Read More
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2005
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Solutions to the problems besetting the California Youth Authority (CYA) are explained. Seven sections follow an executive summary: introduction; CYA warehouses -- abusive and ineffective; CYA ... Read More
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2005
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The plan for closing the Connecticut Juvenile Training Schools (CJTS) and moving into two smaller regional Treatment and Reintegration Education Centers (TRECS) by 2008 is explained. Sections of this ... Read More
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2005
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Information about a collaboration between clergy, police, and community social service providers that promotes the "concept of using a holistic approach to addressing youth crime" in southeast ... Read More
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2005
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"Using a three-phase process [during this 36-hour course] to plan, create, and evaluate reentry/continuing care systems, participant teams plan ways to help juvenile offenders from their ... Read More
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2005
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This website provides access to a PowerPoint presentation on research-based juvenile justice programs. Topics discussed include: history of legislation and juvenile programs; things needed to ... Read More
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2005
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Reduction in recidivism associated with adherence to the risk principle and program integrity by Community Corrections Facility (CCF) programs is examined. Four sections follow an executive summary: ... Read More
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2006
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2007
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The reduction of recidivism by institutional rehabilitation programs for serious (violent or chronic) juvenile offenders is examined. Sections following a consumer synopsis and an abstract are: ... Read More
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2007
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This report "highlights community and family interventions for . . . young offenders and their families that are proven to cut repeat arrests by as much as half" (p. 1). Chapters in addition to an ... Read More
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2007
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Six evidence-based juvenile offender programs are profiled. Program description, quality assurance, program cost, benefits minus costs, and research citations are given for Functional Family Therapy ... Read More
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2007
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Results are provided from an assessment of the Guardian Ad Litem/Advocate Pilot Project, "established to determine the need of judicial review for the services provided to at-risk juveniles committed ... Read More
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2007
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Results are presented of an assessment of the Multnomah County Department of Community Justice's Community of Color Partnership (COCP), "a collaborative approach to case management for high risk ... Read More
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2007
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Strategies mandated by the U.S. government for addressing the violation of youth's legal rights at Los Angeles County Probation Camps are described. Sections of this Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) ... Read More
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2007
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The experiences of incarcerated youth participating in the Project POOCH program are explored. Global themes reported are: patience and responsibility; developing a relationship; work ... Read More
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2007
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"This study analyzes the costs and benefits of the YouthBuild USA Offender Project - a targeted intervention focusing on 16 to 24 year old criminal offenders" (p. 3). Sections of this report are: ... Read More
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2008
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The impact adult mentors have on community reintegration by young adults involved in the Self-Development Reentry Program is examined. Sections of this report include: introduction -- program ... Read More
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2008
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Efforts by CWLA (Child Welfare League of America) partnerships to address the critical need to coordinate and integrate child welfare and juvenile justice systems are reviewed. This report has these ... Read More
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2008
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The impact of boot camp programs (also called shock or intensive incarceration) on the criminal behavior of participating juvenile and adult offenders is investigated. Sections comprising this report ... Read More
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2008
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Information about the implementation of intensive community based programs for juvenile offenders is provided. This report contains these sections: legislation; summary; pilot program descriptions ... Read More
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2009
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"This report summarizes findings from an implementation and outcomes evaluation of the YouthBuild Youth Offender grants" (p. ES-1). Twelve sections follow an executive summary: introduction; ... Read More
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2009
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Results from an evaluation of the APYA (Avon Park Youth Academy) Secure Care Program, involving vocational and educational interventions, combined with the SS (STREET Smart) aftercare reentry program ... Read More
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2009
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Information about and from Project POOCH can be found on this website. Project POOCH (Positive Opportunities, Obvious Change with Hounds) is a program began in 1993 at the MacLaren Youth Correctional ... Read More
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2010
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