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National Juvenile Corrections and Detention Forum Recommendations for Juvenile Corrections and Detention in Response to Conditions of Confinement: A Study to Evaluate the Conditions in Juvenile Correctional and Detention Facilities

NCJ Number

161363

Date Published

1993

Profit and Penality: An Analysis of the Corrections- Commercial Complex

NCJ Number

161374

Journal

Crime and Delinquency

Date Published

1996

Florida Parole Commission 1994-1995 Annual Report

NCJ Number

161077

Date Published

1995

Crowded Jails Spur New Look at Punishment

NCJ Number

160893

Journal

Justice Report

Date Published

1996

Sentencing and Early Release: The Home Secretary's Proposals

NCJ Number

160728

Date Published

1995

Fast Track to Felony Case Dispositions

NCJ Number

160595

Date Published

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Children in Confinement in Louisiana

NCJ Number

160204

Date Published

1995

State of Hawaii 1994 Annual Report on the Edward Byrne Memorial State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance Formula Grant Program Activities

NCJ Number

160524

Date Published

1994

State of Connecticut Annual Report of the Edward Byrne Memorial State and Local Enforcement Assistance Formula Grant Program

NCJ Number

160523

Date Published

1994

Effectiveness of Treatment for Drug Abusers Under Criminal Justice Supervision

NCJ Number

157642

Date Published

November 1995

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Seeking Justice: Rethinking Punishment -- A Forum on Criminal Justice Policy and Crime Control, May 12, 1995

NCJ Number

160269

Date Published

1995

National Assessment Program: 1994 Survey Results

NCJ Number

160297

Journal

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

Date Published

1995

It's About Time: Solving America's Prison Crowding Crisis (From Criminal Justice in America: Theory, Practice, and Policy, P 275-288, 1996, Barry W Hancock and Paul M Sharp, eds. -- See NCJ-160206)

NCJ Number

160224

Date Published

1996

Greatest Correctional Myth: Winning the War on Crime Through Incarceration (From Criminal Justice in America: Theory, Practice, and Policy, P 289-302, 1996, Barry W Hancock and Paul M Sharp, eds. -- See NCJ-160206)

NCJ Number

160225

Date Published

1996

America's Prisons: Opposing Viewpoints

NCJ Number

159858

Date Published

1991

Private Prisons Are More Efficient Than Public Prisons (From America's Prisons: Opposing Viewpoints, P 174-183, 1991, Stacey L. Tipp, ed. - See NCJ-159858)

NCJ Number

159881

Date Published

1991

Increasing Judicial Responsibility Can Reduce Prison Overcrowding (From America's Prisons: Opposing Viewpoints, P 139- 144, 1991, Stacey L. Tipp, ed. - See NCJ-159858)

NCJ Number

159876

Date Published

1991

Building More Prisons Will Solve Prison Overcrowding (From America's Prisons: Opposing Viewpoints, P 112-117, 1991, Stacey L. Tipp, ed. - See NCJ-159858)

NCJ Number

159871

Date Published

1991

Private Prisons Are Not More Efficient Than Public Prisons (From America's Prisons: Opposing Viewpoints, P 184-193, 1991, Stacey L. Tipp, ed. - See NCJ-159858)

NCJ Number

159882

Date Published

1991

Sentencing Reform Can Reduce Prison Overcrowding (From America's Prisons: Opposing Viewpoints, P 145-149, 1991, Stacey L. Tipp, ed. - See NCJ-159858)

NCJ Number

159877

Date Published

1991

Building More Prisons Will Not Solve Prison Overcrowding (From America's Prisons: Opposing Viewpoints, P 118-124, 1991, Stacey L. Tipp, ed. - See NCJ-159858)

NCJ Number

159872

Date Published

1991

Creative Sentencing is Effective (From America's Prisons: Opposing Viewpoints, P 199-205, 1991, Stacey L. Tipp, ed. - See NCJ-159858)

NCJ Number

159883

Date Published

1991

Victim Restitution Can Reduce Prison Overcrowding (From America's Prisons: Opposing Viewpoints, P 150-153, 1991, Stacey L. Tipp, ed. - See NCJ-159858)

NCJ Number

159878

Date Published

1991

Building More Jails Can Solve Jail Overcrowding (From America's Prisons: Opposing Viewpoints, P 125-128, 1991, Stacey L. Tipp, ed. - See NCJ-159858)

NCJ Number

159873

Date Published

1991

Creative Sentencing Should Be Limited (From America's Prisons: Opposing Viewpoints, P 206-213, 1991, Stacey L. Tipp, ed. - See NCJ-159858)

NCJ Number

159884

Date Published

1991