NCJ Number
11381
Date Published
1970
Length
64 pages
Annotation
PROCEEDINGS OF UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS CONFERENCE ON THE USE OF VOLUNTEERS IN THE REHABILITATION OF CRIMINAL OFFENDERS.
Abstract
THE AUTHORS PRESENT A BACKGROUND OF THE COURT VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT AND THE SUCCESS OF VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS. COMMENTS ARE MADE ON THE NEEDS OF RESEARCH IN VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS, AND DISCUSSION COVERS THE TRAINING AND TRAINING NEEDS OF VOLUNTEERS. A PAPER IS PRESENTED ON THE IMPACT OF A RESEARCH PROJECT DESIGNED TO COMPARE COUNSELING BY PAID PROBATION OFFICERS TO THAT BY VOLUNTEER CITIZENS AT A JUVENILE PROBATION DEPARTMENT. DISCUSSIONS ARE ALSO INCLUDED ON SELECTION AND MATCHING OF VOLUNTEER PROBATION OFFICERS AND OFFENDERS. A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PROJECTS USING VOLUNTEERS IN COURT IS INCLUDED.