Tasks, assessments, and technology used in prisoner intake systems are examined. Following an executive summary, this report has seven chapters: introduction; national overview of facility characteristics, facility functions, intake components and personnel responsibilities, and obstacles to intake assessments; four chapters review select agency's corrections population, intake facilities, intake process, processing time and flexibility, classification, and needs assessment -- one chapter per Department of Correction(s) from Colorado, Washington (state), Pennsylvania, and North Carolina; and implications of the research. Appendixes include: "Admission Data Summary" and "Diagnostic Narrative Summary" forms (Colorado DOC); "Risk Management Identification Worksheet" form (Washington DOC); and Pennsylvania DOC "Classification Summary."
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Prisoner Intake Systems: Assessing Needs and Classifying Prisoners
Accession Number: 019033
Media Type:
Document
Publication Year:
2004
Length:
80 p.
Source(s):
Sponsor(s):
National Institute of Corrections (NIC) (Washington DC)
Accession Number:
019033