Ex-offenders

Attitudes of Employers, Corrective Services Workers, Employment Support Workers, and Prionsers and Offenders Towards Employing Ex-Prisoners and Ex-Offenders

NCJ Number

210763

Date Published

April 2004

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Mark of a Criminal Record, Dissertation

Date Published

2002

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

Publication Type

Research (Applied/Empirical), Thesis/Dissertation

Offender Reentry: A Returning or Reformed Criminal?

NCJ Number

208297

Journal

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

Date Published

December 2004

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Civic Engagement Model of Reentry: Involving Community Through Service and Restorative Justice

NCJ Number

208066

Journal

Federal Probation

Date Published

September 2004

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Monetary Costs and Benefits of Correctional Treatment Programs: Implications for Offender Reentry

NCJ Number

208065

Journal

Federal Probation

Date Published

September 2004

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School Related Problems Confronting New Jersey Youth Returning to Local Communities and Schools From Juvenile Detention Facilities and Juvenile Justice Commission Programs

NCJ Number

207532

Date Published

June 2003

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Community Reentry of Adolescents from New Jersey's Juvenile Justice System

NCJ Number

207527

Date Published

June 2003

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Reentry Into the Community After Addiction Treatment Within NJ's Prison and Jails

NCJ Number

207548

Date Published

January 2003

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Memorandum of Agreement between the North Carolina Department of Correction and the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services and the North Carolina Department of Commerce and the North Carolina Community College System

NCJ Number

207541

Date Published

2003

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Legal Barriers to Prisoner Reentry in New Jersey

NCJ Number

207537

Date Published

April 2003

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Preventing Homelessness Among Reentering Prisoners: Emerging Policies

NCJ Number

207522

Date Published

2003

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Reentry Issues for Offenders Living with HIV

NCJ Number

207518

Date Published

2003

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From Prison to Home: The Effect of Incarceration and Reentry on Children, Families, and Communities: The Skill Sets and Health Care Needs of Released Offenders

NCJ Number

207516

Date Published

January 2002

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Assertive Community Treatment: A Reentry Model for Seriously Mentally Ill Offenders

NCJ Number

207502

Date Published

June 2004

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Best Practice Approach to Community Reentry from Jails for Inmates with Co-occurring Disorders: The APIC Model

NCJ Number

207499

Date Published

September 2002

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Leaving Jail: Service Linkage and Community Reentry for Mothers with Co-Occurring Disorders

NCJ Number

207496

Date Published

September 2002

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Transition from Prison to Community Initiative

NCJ Number

207478

Date Published

2004

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Revolving Door: Exploring Public Attitudes Toward Prisoner Reentry

NCJ Number

207452

Date Published

March 2002

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Religion, Reform, Community: Examining the Idea of Church-based Prisoner Reentry

NCJ Number

207451

Date Published

March 2002

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Will Employers Hire Ex-Offenders? Employer Preferences, Background Checks, and Their Determinants

NCJ Number

207494

Date Published

January 2002

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Incarceration, Employment and Public Policy

NCJ Number

207491

Date Published

April 2003

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Moving From the Criminal Justice System to Self Sufficiency: Barriers Facing Women Ex-Offenders

NCJ Number

207493

Date Published

October 2001

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Employment Discrimination and What to Do About It: A Guide for California Counselors of Individuals with Criminal Records or in Recovery From Alcohol and Drug Dependence

NCJ Number

207486

Date Published

2002

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From Hard Time to Full Time: Strategies To Help Move Ex-Offenders From Welfare to Work

NCJ Number

207489

Date Published

June 2001

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Helping Low-Income Mothers with Criminal Records Achieve Self-Sufficiency

NCJ Number

207490

Journal

Welfare Information Network Issue Notes

Date Published

December 2000

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