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One-to-One Ways of Promoting Desistance: In Search of an Evidence Base (From What Works in Probation and Youth Justice: Developing Evidence-Based Practice, P 180-197, 2004, Ros Burnett and Colin Roberts, eds. -- See NCJ-207633)

NCJ Number

207643

Date Published

2004

Prison Reform Through Offender Reentry: A Partnership Between Courts and Corrections

NCJ Number

207480

Date Published

October 2003

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Arizona Crime Trends: A System Review

NCJ Number

207202

Date Published

January 2003

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Challenges Facing Canadian Federal Offenders Newly Released to the Community: A Concept Map

NCJ Number

207209

Journal

Journal of Offender Rehabilitation

Date Published

2004

Letter From New Zealand: Home Detention--Emerging Issues After the First Three Years

NCJ Number

206822

Journal

Crime Prevention and Community Safety: An International Journal

Date Published

2004

Technology That Works: An Overview of the Supervision and Management Automated Record Tracking (SMART) Application

NCJ Number

206778

Journal

Corrections Today Magazine

Date Published

July 2004

Colorado Department of Corrections: Statistical Report Fiscal Year 2003

NCJ Number

206710

Date Published

June 2004

Experiment in Multi-Systemic Responses to Persistent Young Offenders Known to Children's Services

NCJ Number

206494

Journal

The British Journal of Criminology

Date Published

March 2004

Governor's Commission on Criminal Justice Innovation, Final Report

NCJ Number

206149

Date Published

2004

Hard Coating, Soft Centre? The Role of the Police in Dordrecht Offender Rehabilitation Programmes (From Hard Cop, Soft Cop: Dilemmas and Debates in Contemporary Policing, P 175-189, 2004, Roger Hopkins Burke, ed. -- See NCJ-206005)

NCJ Number

206017

Date Published

2004

Criminal Justice and Health and Human Services: An Exploration of Overlapping Needs, Resources, and Interests in Brooklyn Neighborhoods (From Prisoners Once Removed: The Impact of Incarceration and Reentry on Children, Families, and Communities, P 285-311, 2003, Jeremy Travis and Michelle Waul, eds.

NCJ Number

205859

Date Published

2003

Community Service Order in Korea (From Annual Report for 2002 and Resource Material Series No. 61, 2003, P. 212-226 – see NCJ-205803)

NCJ Number

205813

Date Published

2003

Report on Safety Issues Raised by Living Arrangements for and Location of Sex Offenders in the Community

NCJ Number

205712

Date Published

March 2004

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CriMNet: Minnesota Catches Up With Criminals

NCJ Number

205617

Journal

Police Chief

Date Published

April 2004

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Basic Skills Programmes in the Probation Service: An Evaluation of the Basic Skills Pathfinder

NCJ Number

205608

Date Published

2004

Portrait of Prisoner Reentry in Texas

NCJ Number

205538

Date Published

March 2004

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Black and Asian Offenders on Probation

NCJ Number

205385

Date Published

March 2004

What Works and the Globalisation of Punishment Talk (From What Matters in Probation, P 327-345, 2004, George Mair, ed. -- See NCJ-205370)

NCJ Number

205384

Date Published

2004

Getting Personal: Developments in Policy and Practice in Scotland (From What Matters in Probation, P 305-326, 2004, George Mair, ed. -- See NCJ-205370)

NCJ Number

205383

Date Published

2004

Purposes Matter: Examining the "Ends" of Probation (From What Matters in Probation, P 277-304, 2004, George Mair, ed. -- See NCJ-205370)

NCJ Number

205382

Date Published

2004

Supervision, Motivation and Social Context: What Matters Most When Probationers Desist? (From What Matters in Probation, P 187-209, 2004, George Mair, ed. -- See NCJ-205370)

NCJ Number

205378

Date Published

2004

Beyond Programmes: Organisational and Cultural Issues in the Implementation of What Works (From What Matters in Probation, P 170-186, 2004, George Mair, ed. -- See NCJ-205370)

NCJ Number

205377

Date Published

2004

Getting Tough or Being Effective: What Matters? (From What Matters in Probation, P 146-169, 2004, George Mair, ed. -- See NCJ-205370)

NCJ Number

205376

Date Published

2004

Barking Dog?: Partnership and Effective Practice (From What Matters in Probation, P 122-145, 2004, George Mair, ed. -- NCJ-205375)

NCJ Number

205375

Date Published

2004

How Cognitive Skills Forget About Gender and Diversity (From What Matters in Probation, P 90-121, 2004, George Mair, ed. -- NCJ-205370)

NCJ Number

205374

Date Published

2004