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Criminal Rehabilitation Programs:     more books (100)

The Florida statewide treatment alternatives to street crime (TASC) network, phase two final report: Program impact evaluation by Roberto Hugh Potter, 1981 The ATTIC halfway house:refunding report (Program Evaluation Report) by William Rankin, 1979 Pierce County Jail Officer Program, Pierce County Board: Refunding report (Program Evaluation Report) by William Rankin, 1979 A postprison follow-up evaluative study of the Alabama Work Release Program: A final report by W. O Jenkins, 1975 South Carolina's public offender program by Dorothy Rigdon, 1967 Community based programs by Joy Dean Carpenter, 1977 Doing prison release ministry with transactional analysis: A theological program study by Marvin M Halsey, 1973 Treatment program for the sexual offender by George J MacDonald, 1971 Pre-release program evaluation: How effective are pre-release programs? (Research report - California Dept. of Corrections) by Norman Holt, 1968 An inventory of aftercare provisions for 52 boot camp programs (SuDoc J 28.24/3:AF 8) by Blair B. Bourque, 1996 District of Columbia inmate participation in correctional programs and previous Lorton confinements : report to the Chairman, Committee on the District ... of Representatives (SuDoc GA 1.13:GGD-87-90) by U.S. General Accounting Office, 1987 Evaluation of the Wood County Work Industry Program by Tonya M Bailey, 1996 Connecticut's alternative incarceration program: By Kevin M. Devlin (Innovations) by Kevin M Devlin, 1994 Correctional options grant program (SuDoc J 26.2:C 81/4) by U.S. Dept of Justice, 1994

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61. NCJRS Spotlight School_Safety: This Page Has Moved
    (The Rebirth of rehabilitation Promise and programs, through its Drug Courts ProgramOffice (DCPO social problems, and (2) traditional criminal justice system  
    http://www.ncjrs.org/drug_courts/drug_courts.html

62. CRIMINON Criminal Rehabilitation Program - Freedom Magazine - Is There A Solutio
    CRIMINON criminal rehabilitation Program — The Road to SelfRespect.by Steven F. Ayre and Gail M. Armstrong. With prison recidivism  
    http://www.freedommag.org/english/vol33I1/self-respect.htm
    
    Extractions: Freedoms: Ill Wind Behind the Terror Deadly Spiral Children of the State The Hidden Hand of Violence Ca$hing In The Great Brain Injury Scam Human Rights and Freedoms Buying off the Drug Traffic Cop Revisiting the Jonestown tragedy The Great Waste A Fire on the Cross In Support of Human Rights The Black and White of Justice Freedom of Speech at Risk in Cyberspace The Psychiatric Subversion of Justice The Story Behind the Controversy The Internet: The Promise and the Perils Page by Steven F. Ayre and Gail M. Armstrong With prison recidivism rates at 60 percent, the country has long since passed the point of needing effective solutions. Freedom examines one program achieving results. When most teenagers at age 17 graduated high school, Owens graduated from juvenile to adult offender. The streets, abusing drugs, stealing and other crime, were his life. CRIMINON D.C. DIRECTOR Dagmar Papaheraklis (at left and top, front center) and volunteers have helped more than 500 inmates in Lorton, Virginia, graduate from the program. Freedom how With his repeated returns to juvenile centers and prisons, Owens personified a corrections system that has become a stranger to its original mission to correct and rehabilitate offenders. He also seemed to prove the notion that criminals are incorrigible or even genetically destined for lives of crime.

63. Successful Rehabilitation Of Today's Criminals - A Fire On The Cross - Freedom M
    As early as 1952, Mr. Hubbard launched a criminal rehabilitation programwith juvenile delinquents in London, England. After many  
    http://religious.humanrightsfreedom.org/page30.htm
    
    Extractions: Freedoms: Ill Wind Behind the Terror Deadly Spiral Children of the State The Hidden Hand of Violence Ca$hing In The Great Brain Injury Scam Human Rights and Freedoms Buying off the Drug Traffic Cop Revisiting the Jonestown tragedy The Great Waste A Fire on the Cross In Support of Human Rights The Black and White of Justice Freedom of Speech at Risk in Cyberspace The Psychiatric Subversion of Justice The Story Behind the Controversy The Internet: The Promise and the Perils Page Diaz, who supervises the Criminon program within the prison, has worked regularly with the inmates and personally observed the changes, which others have termed miraculous. Finding the Point a Person Lost His Self-Respect exact not The program utilizes the discoveries of author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard . Among them, Mr. Hubbard found that an element exists common to every criminal which is key to resolving the crime problem. a loss of self-respect As early as 1952, Mr. Hubbard launched a criminal rehabilitation program with juvenile delinquents in London, England. After many years of additional research and discoveries, Criminon was formed.

64. RehabNZ / Criminal Rehabilitation Rehabilitating Hardened Criminals And Drug Add
    Criminonmeaning “no crime”is a criminal rehabilitation program in whichinmates are participating in more than 400 correctional facilities around the  
    http://www.rehabnz.co.nz/pages/criminal-rehab.html
    
    Extractions: Locking up Addicts Is there another choice? What is Criminon Penal Code by L.Ron Hubbard Criminon Centres World Wide Criminon Starter Package With 60 to 80 percent reductions in recidivism rates common among Criminon graduates, the program is taking effective measures to return to our communities not hardened criminals primed to commit further anti-social acts, but truly rehabilitated men and women who are able to contribute to the improvement and productivity of society Why Have Our Prisons Entered A Deadly Spiral

65. RehabNZ / Values Education Drug Rehabilitation & Training Studytechnology Crimin
    Values Education. Drug rehabilitation. Studytechnology. criminal rehabilitation. Education,Drug Rehab, criminal Rehab, Values First Step Program An Effective  
    http://www.rehabnz.co.nz/

66. Narconon Australia Drug Treatment And Rehabilitation: Ongoing Program Evaluation
    of what it takes to deliver rehabilitation service to was to assess the long termefficacy of the Narconon program. to stay off of drugs, criminal behavior and  
    http://www.drug-rehabilitation-resource.com/Beckman_ongoing.html
    
    Extractions: International Conference on Human Detoxification Introduction During the past three years, there has been an ongoing evaluation of the Narconon program at two Narconon facilities in the United States. These facilities are located in Los Angeles, California, and Chilocco, Oklahoma. This ongoing evaluation is aimed at both monitoring some of the factors involved in delivery of the Narconon program and at assessing the long term results of this comprehensive socio-educational approach. The purpose of this evaluation was three-fold: The first goal of this evaluation was to monitor ongoing delivery to the clients at both Narconon facilities. Daily and weekly reports provided information on each client on the program. This ongoing evaluation afforded a detailed picture of what it takes to deliver rehabilitation service to hard core drug addicts.

67. Alcoholism And AddictionIndex Drug Rehabilitation Statistics
    drug rehabilitation. drug abuse. narconon program criminal rehabilitation statistics.www.driverrehabilitation.com. criminal rehabilitation statistics  
    http://www.drugrehabcenter.com/7/drug-rehabilitation-statistics.html

68. TakingITGlobal - Discuss - Thread - How Can We Make Punishments & Rehabilitation
    Discussions / Planet Project Discussions / Crime, Punishment and Safety / How canwe make punishments rehabilitation programs for criminals more effective?  
    http://www.takingitglobal.org/discuss/showthread.php?threadid=1

69. The Crimson Rehabilitation Program - By Jim Helms, Prisoner Of The Drug War
    It is a Petri dish the criminal lifestyle is the bacteria. The Crimson RehabilitationProgram is designed so that it is the offender who pays for his crimes  
    http://www.november.org/parole/Proposals/Crimson/
    
    Extractions: X See Current Congressional Bills Learn More About Guideline Sentencing How You Can Help! A) Cover Letter Explaining Need For Plan B) Program Plan Introduction C) Program Plan Factors D) Basic Graph and Description of Phases E) Program's Main Goals and Intentions a. Rehabilitation of Inmates b. Environmental Preservations c. Keeping Family Structure Intact d. Payment of Court Fines/Assessment Fees/Child Support e. Correcting Prison Over-Crowding f. Providing Community Services g. Providing Programs That Aid in the Plight of Homeless People h. Providing Care/Home Assistance and Restoration for the Elderly i. Assisting with Disaster Clean-Ups j. Providing Spiritual Programs/Activities k. Providing Vocational/Educational Schooling and Skills l.

70. The Crimson Rehabilitation Program: Official Responses To The Crimson Program
    recent submission of the Crimson rehabilitation Program. I have some of the suggestionsthe program is based on efforts to impact the criminal justice system  
    http://www.november.org/parole/Proposals/Crimson/Responses.html
    
    Extractions: Anthony, New Mexico 88021 Dear Mr. Helms: Thank you for forwarding a copy of your "Crimson Rehabilitation Program" proposal to me. I was pleased to receive it, and appreciate your thoughts regarding how best to structure our system of punishment. As you know, the Congress is currently in the process of devising a comprehensive law to address crime in our nation. Obviously the question of how best to punish those who break the law is an integral part of the debate. You may be interested that a number of alternatives to prison are being considered, particularly for non-violent, first-time offenders. These alternatives include boot camps for young offenders and various forms of community service. I will certainly bear all your suggestions in mind as the debate continues. Again, thank you for sharing your proposal with me. Please be assured I will bear your recommendations in mind as the House works to create the most effective ways to structure our prison system. If I may be of further assistance in the future, please do not hesitate to contact me.

71. East Coast Forensic Hospital: Inpatient Rehabilitation, Transition Program And R
    The Inpatient rehabilitation Program provides assessment and treatment to personsfound not criminally responsible for the commission of a criminal offence or  
    http://www.cdha.nshealth.ca/facilities/ecfh/inpatientAndRehab.html
    
    Extractions: Transition Program Inpatient Rehabilitation Program not criminally responsible by reason of mental disorder (NCR) by the courts, or clients who, due to a mental disorder, are incapable of understanding the legal process and are therefore unfit to stand trial. The program provides: The Inpatient Rehabilitation Program provides assessment and treatment to persons found not criminally responsible for the commission of a criminal offence or for persons found unfit to stand trial due to their mental state. The service is composed of two, self-contained units of 30 beds for a total capacity of 60 clients at any given time. In addition, all clients may access a secure, open-air court during the waking hours. Security for the two units is provided by Correctional Workers, and the purpose-built facility allows staff a clear line of sight to all areas, thus minimizing delay in identifying and responding to incidents.

72. Public Defender Service - Criminal Law Database (Sentencing)
    The Offender rehabilitation Division (ORD) is the Agency s appointed counsel in delinquencyand criminal cases nine social workers (called program developers) a  
    http://www.pdsdc.org/CriminalLawDatabase/sORD.asp
    
    Extractions: Overview of the Law (English) Sentencing Provisions Youth Rehabilitation Act Defense Allocution ... Back to Home Criminal Law Database - Sentencing Click Here To Print OFFENDER REHABILITATION DIVISION DESCRIPTION The Offender Rehabilitation Division (ORD) is the Agency's social work component which is designed to offer a range of extra-legal services to persons represented by appointed counsel in delinquency and criminal cases. Division staff consists of nine social workers (called program developers) a resources coordinator, administrative secretary, chief and deputy chief of the division All program developers have at least ten years of experience in the field of social services. The majority of the program developers hold a masters degree in social work; and a certificate in addiction counseling and/or are certified alcohol and drug abuse counselors. The division's primary objective is to assist in decreasing the likelihood of future illegal activity by identifying and helping the client utilize appropriate treatment or remedial resources intended to address specific needs. Staff works in tandem with counsel throughout the court process, with particular emphasis on the disposition or sentencing phase, to formulate a rational plan for the court's consideration. ORD direct client services include a variety of responsibilities which are tailored to a given defendant, and may include a client-base report in aid of sentencing; psychosocial evaluations; individual counseling; crisis intervention; family counseling; referral and placement for treatment; client resource development, and court testimony.

73. Pima County Attorney's Office - CRIMINAL DIVISION
    the victims, counseling and a rigorous rehabilitation program. possession of drugssuccessfully completed the program. a major source of criminal activity, the  
    http://www.pcao.co.pima.az.us/criminal.shtml
    
    Extractions: The division consists of 60 attorneys and 190 assistants, divided among 13 prosecuting units, an investigative group and an administrative operation. Typical cases handled by the division include murder, assault, drug sales, burglary, theft, kidnaping, rape and armed robbery. But prosecution doesn't tell the full story about the Criminal Division. It also has established diversion programs to help rehabilitate people and a Bad Check Program to help merchants and individuals with bad checks Bad Check Program The County Attorney is cracking down on those who write bad checks. We help individuals and merchants collect on bad checks they have received. Last year, we handled 13,000 checks and collected $200,000 for the victims. More than 2,000 merchants have signed up for the program. More information Diversion Program A program that helps first-time, non-violent defendants clear their records through restitution to the victims, counseling and a rigorous rehabilitation program. Last year, 73 percent of first offender domestic violence defendants and 78 percent of defendants arrested for simple possession of drugs successfully completed the program.

74. TermPapers-TermPapers.com - Rehabilitation Programs
    will be rehabilitated, when rehabilitation programs are at a housing, employment,or aftercare program effect the if we want to rehabilitate criminals we must  
    http://www.termpapers-termpapers.com/dbs/d3/mci123.shtml

75. Drug-Free Workplace
    participate in a drug abuse assistance/rehabilitation program is premised solelyupon a violation of this prohibition and does not require a criminal conviction  
    http://home.okstate.edu/policy.nsf/0/690471a7694e8f87862562d9005c2c5e?OpenDocume

76. Forensic Assessment, Consultation & Treatment
    suspected or accused of criminal activities, and psychiatric assessment, treatmentand rehabilitation under conditions objectives of the FACT Program are To  
    http://www.wmhc2.com/fact.htm
    
    Extractions: FACT is a 65 bed medium and minimum secure program operated by Whitby Mental Health Centre (WMHC) under the Health Care Programs, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care (MOHLTC). FACT is responsible for providing and maintaining a facility for persons subject to detention under the Mental Disorder Amendments in the Criminal Code of Canada proclaimed in effect February 4 th , 1992. These persons, referred to as Mentally Disordered Offenders (MDOs), include mentally ill individuals who are at risk of criminal behaviours, who are suspected or accused of criminal activities, and who require psychiatric assessment, treatment and rehabilitation under conditions of special security. Objectives The principal objectives of the FACT Program are: To serve the patient by treating those found Unfit to Stand Trial or rehabilitating those on Disposition Orders of the Ontario Review Board (ORB);

77. Drug Treatment Program Categories Rehab Addiction And Rehabilitation
    interventions essential to recovery and rehabilitation. system (see Treating CriminalJusticeInvolved Short-Term Residential programs provide intensive but  
    http://www.drug-addiction.com/drug_abuse_treatment.htm
    
    Extractions: Hallucinogens ... Criminal Agonist Maintenance Treatment for opiate addicts usually is conducted in outpatient settings, often called methadone treatment programs. These programs use a long-acting synthetic opiate medication, usually methadone or LAAM, administered orally for a sustained period at a dosage sufficient to prevent opiate withdrawal, block the effects of illicit opiate use, and decrease opiate craving. Patients stabilized on adequate, sustained dosages of methadone or LAAM can function normally. They can hold jobs, avoid the crime and violence of the street culture, and reduce their exposure to HIV by stopping or decreasing injection drug use and drug-related high-risk sexual behavior. Patients stabilized on opiate agonists can engage more readily in counseling and other behavioral interventions essential to recovery and rehabilitation. The best, most effective opiate agonist maintenance programs include individual and/or group counseling, as well as provision of, or referral to, other needed medical, psychological, and social services.

78. Drug And Alcohol Use
    30 calendar days of receiving notice of an employee s criminal conviction or to participatesatisfactorily in an alcohol or other drug rehabilitation program.  
    http://www.hrs.virginia.edu/Policies/emplrel/drgalch.html
    
    Extractions: DRUG AND ALCOHOL USE The federal Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988 requires all government contractors and recipients of federal funds to: certify, as of March 1989, that they will provide a drug-free workplace; publish a policy regarding the unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensation, possession, or use of controlled substances in the workplace and specify the action that will be taken for policy violation; establish a "drug-free awareness program" informing employees about the dangers of drug abuse, the employer's drug-free policy, available counseling and other assistance programs, and the penalties for drug abuse violations; require employees working on federal government contracts to abide by the employer's drug-free policy and to notify the employer within five days "of any criminal drug statute conviction for a violation occurring in the workplace." notify the federal contracting agency of such convictions within 10 days and take appropriate corrective action.

79. AP Wire 02/11/2003 Nevada Lawmaker Promotes Prison Program
    The Second Chance Program is licensed by the criminal rehabilitation group CriminonInternational, a child of NARCONON International, a drug rehabilitation  
    http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/news/local/5158035.htm

80. U.S. Catholic Bishops - Social Development & World Peace
    Our criminal justice system should punish offenders and toward better and more effectiveprograms aimed at crime prevention, rehabilitation, education efforts  
    http://www.usccb.org/sdwp/criminal.htm
    
    Extractions: We are still a long way from the time when our conscience can be certain of having done everything possible to prevent crime and to control it effectively so that it no longer does harm and, at the same time, to offer to those who commit crimes a way of redeeming themselves and making a positive return to society. If all those in some way involved in the problem tried to . . . develop this line of thought, perhaps humanity as a whole could take a great step forward in creating a more serene and peaceful society.

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