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Cell Out: Renting Out the Responsibility for the Criminally Confined (From Negotiating Responsibility in the Criminal Justice System, P 49-67, 1998, Jack Kamerman, ed. -- See NCJ-179431)

NCJ Number

179433

Date Published

1998

Juvenile Boot Camps: Cost and Effectiveness vs. Residential Facilities

NCJ Number

178632

Date Published

June 1998

State of New York Department of Correctional Services Division of Parole -- Tenth Annual Shock Legislative Report 1998

NCJ Number

179231

Date Published

1998

Boot Camps: An Intermediate Sanction

NCJ Number

179171

Date Published

1999

Agencies

NIJ

Publication Link

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Developments in the Law: Alternatives to Incarceration

NCJ Number

179112

Journal

Harvard Law Review

Date Published

May 1998

Recovering from the Shocking Reality of Shock Incarceration: What Correctional Administration Can Learn from Boot Camp Failures

NCJ Number

179270

Journal

Corrections Management Quarterly

Date Published

1999

Promises and Pitfalls of Mentoring as a Juvenile Justice Strategy

NCJ Number

178964

Journal

Social Justice

Date Published

1997

Mental Abuse as Cruel and Unusual Punishment: Do Boot Camp Prisons Violate the Eight Amendment?

NCJ Number

177904

Journal

Crime & Delinquency

Date Published

1999

Trends Among Female Offenders in Illinois; Programs for Female Prison Inmates; New Program to Address Needs of Inmates Who Are Victims of Abuse; Women for Sobriety: A Support Group at Logan Correctional Center; Boot Camps for Female Offenders Becoming More Common

NCJ Number

177306

Journal

Compiler

Date Published

1998

Publication Link

PDF

Illinois Department of Corrections: Annual Report, Fiscal Year 1997

NCJ Number

177300

Date Published

1998

Putting the Pieces Together: Program Performance Review Proposal for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Research, Evaluation and Development Unit

NCJ Number

175900

Date Published

1997

Recent Themes: Diversion, Restitution, and Shock Therapy (From Delinquency and Youth Crime, Second Edition, P 451-478, 1992, Gary F Jensen and Dean G Rojek - See NCJ-134932)

NCJ Number

134943

Date Published

1992

Juvenile Boot Camps: Lessons Learned

NCJ Number

176463

Date Published

June 1996

Agencies

OJJDP

Publication Link

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Minority View of Juvenile "Justice"

NCJ Number

175527

Journal

Washington and Lee Law Review

Date Published

1994

LEAD: A Boot Camp and Intensive Parole Program; the Final Impact Evaluation

NCJ Number

175429

Date Published

1997

Breaking the Rules: Women in Prison and Feminist Therapy

NCJ Number

175344

Date Published

1998

Correctional Boot Camps, Attitudes, and Recidivism: The Oklahoma Experience

NCJ Number

175028

Journal

Journal of Offender Rehabilitation

Date Published

1998

Electronic House Arrest and Boot Camp in North Carolina: Comparing Recidivism

NCJ Number

174951

Journal

Criminal Justice Policy Review

Date Published

1997

Is Less Better? Boot Camp, Regular Probation and Rearrest in North Carolina

NCJ Number

174669

Journal

American Journal of Criminal Justice

Date Published

1997

Are Shock Incarceration Programs More Rehabilitative Than Traditional Prisons? A Survey of Inmates

NCJ Number

174169

Journal

Justice Quarterly

Date Published

1998

Virgin Islands Boot Camp Planning Initiative: A Comprehensive Boot Camp Plan for the Virgin Islands

NCJ Number

174139

Date Published

1997

Rising Number of Female Offenders in the Criminal Justice System

NCJ Number

174130

Journal

Compiler

Date Published

1998

Publication Link

PDF

Alaska Adult Boot Camp Planning Project Final

NCJ Number

174138

Date Published

1997

Community Corrections in the United States: A Summary of Research Findings

NCJ Number

174115

Date Published

1995

Crime Control and Women: Feminist Implications of Criminal Justice Policy

NCJ Number

174065

Date Published

1998