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2011
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The impact of fees upon individuals incarcerated in correctional facilities in Massachusetts is investigated. Sections following an executive summary are: Committee membership and methodology; survey results; literature review of fee impact; summary ... Read More
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2010
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This report is a great resource for the setting up of a day fine (an income-calibrated fine that the offender pays) criminal sanction process in your jurisdiction. This sanction is used instead of the far more costly direct supervision sentence that ... Read More
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2010
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“This report examines practices in the fifteen states with the highest prison populations, which together account for 60 percent of all state criminal filings. [The authors] focused primarily on the proliferation of “user fees,” financial obligations... Read More
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2010
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“This ACLU report presents the results of a yearlong investigation into modern-day "debtors' prisons," and shows that poor defendants are being jailed at increasingly alarming rates for failing to pay legal debts they can never hope to afford” (websi... Read More
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2010
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The negative impact financial penalties, or "user fees," have on ex-offenders is documented. Six sections follow an executive summary: criminal justice debt is growing at an alarming rate across the country; criminal justice fees frequently lead to a... Read More
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2010
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"JPay is a service provided to family and friends of inmates incarcerated in state, county and federal correction facilities. JPay partners with departments of corrections, prisons and jails across the country to provide money transfer, email and vid... Read More
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2009
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The impact of charging a $40 per month fee to each parolee for their supervision in the community is examined. This report contains these sections: executive summary; introduction; methodology; most parolees are unable to pay the supervision fee; th... Read More
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2005
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Information regarding fees collected by U.S. jails for program participation and non-program services is presented. For each category of inmate fee, "a summary of the data on the extent to which responding agencies are collecting fees in the category... Read More
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1999
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Updating information provided in a 1993 NIC publication, this is the third study of adult probation sponsored by NIC since 1983. Sections include: current state of probation in the United States; changes in state structures for delivering adult proba... Read More
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1997
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This survey of large jails confirmed that the charging of inmate fees is prevalent and increasing. Inmates are most commonly charged fees for medical care and participation in work release programs. Other fees reported include per diem charges, servi... Read More
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1989
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The effects of computer-generated performance feedback on fee collections are examined, and policy implications are discussed. Includes bibliography.... Read More
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1989
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"Specific policy recommendations in the areas of financial screening, administrative procedure to improve monitoring and evaluation of fees, and alternatives to economic sanctions for the financially disadvantaged are offered."--Author's abstract mod... Read More
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1989
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The study focuses on six areas: (1) Judicial support; (2) Agent support; (3) Flexibility in assessment and collection of fees; (4) Disbursement of revenues; (5) Potential revenue sources; and (6) Cost to collect.... Read More
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1988
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Development of policy and practice to guide the use of economic sanctions is the main focus of this paper. Economic sanctions will have a dramatic financial impact on offenders, so the establishment of a fair policy to control the use of fees is impo... Read More
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1986
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This document discusses issues such as revenue potential, positive and negative impacts of fees, and policy options for fee operations.... Read More
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1986
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1986
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Reflecting change in resources, mission, problems, and strategies since the original monograph was written in 1982, this edition addresses: the importance of context; managing the transition to fiscal limits; upgrading information and involving staf... Read More
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