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Prison Industries and Public Opinion: A Unique Opportunity to Redefine the Business of Corrections to Our Most Demanding Customer

NCJ Number

171230

Journal

Corrections Management Quarterly

Date Published

1997

Working Model for Inmate Training in Correctional Industries

NCJ Number

170835

Journal

Journal of Correctional Education

Date Published

1997

Employer Attitudes Toward Hiring Ex-Offenders

NCJ Number

170637

Journal

Prison Journal

Date Published

1996

Developing a Jail Industry: A Workbook

NCJ Number

169821

Date Published

1995

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Correctional Treatment and the Human Spirit (From Correctional Counseling and Rehabilitation, Third Edition, P 3- 22, 1997, Patricia Van Voorhis, Michael Braswell, et al, eds. - See NCJ-169329)

NCJ Number

169330

Date Published

1997

Local Inmate Work Programs

NCJ Number

169363

Journal

American Jails

Date Published

1995

How Are We Doing? Assessing Jail Work and Industry Programs

NCJ Number

169179

Date Published

1997

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

NCJ Number

168840

Journal

Corrections Compendium

Date Published

1997

Vocational and Technical Training Programs for Women in Prison

NCJ Number

167802

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

1996

Project LEAD Builds Bridges

NCJ Number

167789

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

1996

Exemplary Programs Make All Participants Winners

NCJ Number

167790

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

1996

Directory of Programs That Work

NCJ Number

167798

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

1996

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

Jeldness v. Pearce: Will the Requirements of Title IX "Handcuff" Prison Administrators?

NCJ Number

166929

Journal

New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement

Date Published

1996

Waukesha County Jail Inmate Programs

NCJ Number

166702

Journal

American Jails

Date Published

1996

Inmate Work Initiative Program Statement

NCJ Number

166736

Date Published

Unknown

Inmate Work Program Helps Solve City's Waste Problem

NCJ Number

166472

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

1996

Full Steam Ahead!

NCJ Number

164550

Journal

American Jails

Date Published

1996

Review of Various Outcome Studies Relating Prison Education to Reduced Recidivism

NCJ Number

164913

Date Published

1994

Are German Prison Industries Really So Much Better Than Ours?

NCJ Number

164171

Journal

Key to Commonwealth Corrections

Date Published

1996

Prison Officials Answer to Recidivism

NCJ Number

163680

Date Published

Unknown

Voting, Critical Television Watching Classes, Parenting Skills, Martial Arts and Employment: Just Another Day in Israeli Prisons

NCJ Number

163744

Journal

Corrections Compendium

Date Published

1995

Inmate Work Isn't Optional

NCJ Number

163560

Journal

Insight Into Corrections (October 1995)

Date Published

1995

Quarterly Report to the Illinois General Assembly Illinois Department of Corrections, October 1, 1995

NCJ Number

163561

Journal

Insight Into Corrections (October 1995)

Date Published

1995