Inmate compensation

Financial Training for Exonerees Awaiting Compensation: A Case Study

NCJ Number

243424

Journal

Journal of Offender Rehabilitation

Date Published

March 2013

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Assessing Compensation Statutes for the Wrongly Convicted

NCJ Number

240907

Journal

Criminal Justice Policy Review

Date Published

September 2012

HTML

Prison Industry Enhancement Certification Program

NCJ Number

203483

Date Published

March 2004

Agencies

BJA

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Legal Resource Guide to the Federal Bureau of Prisons

NCJ Number

201813

Date Published

2003

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Annual Report of the Correctional Investigator 2001-2002

NCJ Number

200712

Date Published

2002

Prison Industries

NCJ Number

197226

Journal

Corrections Compendium

Date Published

September 2002

Lay Panel Magazine, Vol. 47, April 2002

NCJ Number

196685

Journal

Lay Panel Magazine

Date Published

April 2002

Repatriating Low-Wage Work: The Political Economy of Prison Labor Reprivatization in the Postindustrial United States

NCJ Number

189321

Journal

Criminology

Date Published

May 2001

Jail Industries: Real Work, Real Value

NCJ Number

185792

Journal

Sheriff

Date Published

November 2000

Connecting the Dots to Increase Inmate Labor: When Government and the Private Sector Work Together, Everyone Wins

NCJ Number

181636

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

February 2000

Correctional Industries in Europe

NCJ Number

180084

Journal

Corrections Compendium

Date Published

1999

Analysis of Correctional Industries Programs

NCJ Number

179770

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

1999

Annotated Bibliography on Offender Job Training and Placement, Second Edition

NCJ Number

179560

Date Published

1999

National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Reports, No. 223, January/February 1991

NCJ Number

179522

Date Published

1991

Imprisonment and Prisoners' Work: Normalization or Less Eligibility?

NCJ Number

179114

Journal

Punishment & Society

Date Published

July 1999

Inside Jobs

NCJ Number

168712

Journal

Governing

Date Published

1997

Red River Flood Impacts North Dakota Corrections

NCJ Number

173054

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

1997

Private Sector Boom: Expanded Correctional Industry Opportunities

NCJ Number

173111

Journal

Corrections Technology & Management

Date Published

1998

Prison Industries: Public Agencies and Private Industry Continue to Form Working Partnerships

NCJ Number

168840

Journal

Corrections Compendium

Date Published

1997

Prison Industries 1997: Outside Federal System, Inmate- Employees Remain an Elite Group

NCJ Number

168842

Journal

Corrections Compendium

Date Published

1997

Role of Corporate America in Prison Industries: A Practitioner's View (From Privatization and the Provision of Correctional Services: Context and Consequences, P 119-123, 1996, G. Larry Mays and Tara Gray, eds. - See NCJ-167497)

NCJ Number

167506

Date Published

1996

Expanding Prison Industries Through Privatization (From Privatization and the Provision of Correctional Services: Context and Consequences, P 125-131, 1996, G. Larry Mays and Tara Gray, eds. - See NCJ-167497)

NCJ Number

167507

Date Published

1996

PRIDE (Prison Rehabilitative Industries and Diversified Enterprises, Inc.) of Florida Annual Report, 1995

NCJ Number

166692

Date Published

1995

What Punishes? Inmates Rank the Severity of Prison vs. Intermediate Sanctions (From Contemporary Community Corrections, Second Edition, P 240-265, 1996, Thomas Ellsworth - See NCJ-163569)

NCJ Number

163573

Date Published

1996

Inmate Work Isn't Optional

NCJ Number

163560

Journal

Insight Into Corrections (October 1995)

Date Published

1995