Crime Control Strategies and Community Change
Restorative Circles: A Reentry Planning Process for Hawaii Inmates
Motivational Interviewing for Probation Officers
Power and Control Tactics Employed by Prison Inmates
Convicted Drunk Drivers in Electronic Monitoring Home Detention and Day Reporting Centers
The Effect of Gender on the Judicial Pretrial Decision of Bail Amount Set
Accomplishments in Juvenile Probation in California
The Role of Prerelease Handbooks for Prisoner Reentry
John Augustus, Father of Probation, and the Anonymous Letter
Reviews of Professional Periodicals
Crime Control Strategies and Community Change—Reframing The Surveillance vs. Treatment Debate
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