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  1. Scared Crooked.(questioning effectiveness of Scared Straight program)(Brief Article)(Editorial): An article from: Sojourners by Larry Bellinger, 2001-09-01
  2. The repetitive sex offender: An analysis of the administration of the New Jersey sex offender program from 1949 to 1965 by Alfred B Vuocolo, 1969
  3. Crime and delinquency topics by Eleanor Harlow,
  4. Routinizing evaluation: Getting feedback on effectiveness of crime and delinquency programs (Crime and delinquency issues: a monograph series) by Daniel Glaser, 1973
  5. Prevention/rehabilitation programs and the black community by Charles Becknell, 1974
  6. Grant application to develop an offender rehabilitation program in Chautauqua County, New York by Bruce David Beaudin, 1974
  7. A feasibility study of a multi-parish correction and rehabilitation program for the Southwest District Law Enforcement Planning Council, Inc by Gene V Campbell, 1972
  8. An administrative and supervisory handbook for the Blue Earth County Department of Ccmmunity Corrections in-jail educational/rehabilitation program by Kenneth W Meehling, 1983
  9. Proposal for the continuation of the Morris County Jail Rehabilitation Program: State Law Enforcement Planning Agency Sub-Grant #1162 ; a project endorsed ... Arnold B. Ladd, sheriff, project director by Crane Groesbeck, 1973
  10. Muskegon County jail rehabilitation program: An evaluation by John J Austin, 1973
  11. God, crime, and the criminal courts: A sane program for community action in crime prevention and criminal rehabilitation by James S Rainwater, 1962
  12. The Transcendental Meditation Program and Rehabilitation: A pilot project at the Federal Correctional Institution at Lompoc, California by Monte Cunningham, 1977
  13. Work release programs as a means of rehabilitation by Janice Sue Woodfox, 1973
  14. Correctional aspects of the career criminal program (Rand paper series) by Joan Petersilia, 1980

21. The Haworth Press Online Catalog: Product: 'Transcendental Meditation® In Crimi
Transcendental Meditation® in criminal rehabilitation and Crime this innovativeapproach to rehabilitation and prevention value of the programs it describes
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22. TDCJ Programs And Services - Volunteer Coordination Committee (VCC)
The rehabilitation Reentry programs Division together with the VCC providesoversight of volunteer activities within various criminal justice settings.
http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/pgm&svcs/pgms&svcs-vlntrcoorcom.htm
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Rehabilitation and Reentry Programs Division
Volunteer Services Program The Texas Department of Criminal Justice places a significant focus on volunteer services, realizing volunteers are an essential element in the rehabilitation and re-entry of offenders into communities. Volunteers are utilized in the following Divisions and Departments to contribute services or provide opportunities for offenders to develop the life skills, education, vocational training, work habits, and behaviors needed to abstain from criminal activity and substance abuse, successfully secure gainful employment, and responsibly reintegrate into communities.
  • Chaplaincy Substance Abuse Treatment Program Sex Offender Treatment Program
Correctional Institutions Division
  • Prisons, State Jails, Private Facilities
Community Justice Assistance Division
Parole Division
Victim Services
Windham School District
Volunteer Opportunities
The role of the volunteer within TDCJ is to provide guidance in specific activities and programs, promote personal growth and development, provide support and assistance to victims and offenders, and help facilitate re-entry into the community. If you are interested in becoming an approved volunteer within TDCJ please print the Volunteer Application, complete all information indicating your area of interest, and mail to:

23. Criminon: The Way Back An Insight Into True Criminal Rehabilitation
the use of the works of L. Ron Hubbard in both its adult prison correspondence coursesand its juvenile programs, it makes criminal rehabilitation a reality.
http://www.criminon.org/html/wayout.htm
The gun was loaded. And he would soon learn about terror. Not from the crime, not from the streets, not from rival gangs, but from jail. He was seventeen, had been in a gang since the age of nine, and now he was up for murder, before his life had really even begun. Born in South Central, Los Angeles, the gangs had seemed a necessity for survival. Either he was in, or he would walk the schoolyards in fear of getting beaten or killed. His father had died from a crack cocaine overdose when he was just a boy, and his mother was gone most of the time trying to make ends meet for her two sons. Some people would say that society had forgotten him, that when his father had died, no one had been there to pick up the pieces and help raise him. Others would argue that he had chosen his path and that he deserved to rot in jail, that he hadn't gone to the gang life because of survival necessity, but because of malice and greed. Regardless of whatever is said, he is still behind bars, currently serving time in the Los Angeles Youth Authority, after a six-month stay at the Central Juvenile Hall. And because of the boy's status as a minor, when he turns 24 years old, he will be released back into society, as are 31,000 convicts every day. If statistics can predict the future, this young offender will return to his gang, and continue committing more crimes, probably 10 to 20 more before being arrested again and sent back to jail. Unfortunate but not uncommon: 80 percent routinely head back to jail, the revolving door of the penal system in full swing.

24. Criminal Rehabilitation - Criminal Recidivism Rates
In fact, criminal rehabilitation is a costefficient form of crime prevention. Prisoneducation programs are not “coddling criminals.” Society in general
http://www.crimrehab.com/
Welcome to Going-Straight.com
A new look at crime and punishment, criminal rehabilitation, recidivism rates, prison education,our astronomical crime rate, incarceration policies, and more.
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SOME BASIC POINTS:
  • Criminal rehabilitation works to reduce criminal recidivism. In fact, criminal rehabilitation is a cost-efficient form of crime prevention. There are tools available! A book you can learn about here will:
    • help any reader better understand the criminal lifestyle and the challenges of criminal rehabilitation; serve as a guide for practicing criminals who are struggling to make that big change.

25. Corrections Papers : Criminal Rehabilitation Topics
criminal rehabilitation. Examines inmate population statistics, capital punishmentas a deterrent to crime, and looks at various suggestions for programs to
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This 5 page paper provides an overview of the code of Hammurabi and compares it with the laws of the biblical Moses. The history of the region, where Hammurabi lived, is touched on. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Are Alternative Methods of Incarceration Economically Viable?
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A 5 page paper discussing various methods of incarceration that are being implemented across the country, as well as the world. These methods are examined in comparison to the traditional methods of incarceration with special attention to the costs of various methods. The methods addressed are alternative methods of punishment that are aimed at the non-violent criminal, as opposed to seriously violent criminal. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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26. Rehabilitation Programs - Links To Legal Resources: Criminal Law: Rehabilitation
rehabilitation programs. and Training Institute Provides diversion programs, behaviorchange and dynamic training workshops within the criminal justice system
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27. Interdisciplinary Applications Of PsycINFO | Searching PsycINFO For Criminal Jus
probation, parole, workrelease programs, etc., appear in the treatment sectionof the classification system under 3386 criminal rehabilitation Penology.
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Searching PsycINFO for Criminal Justice Topics Psychology has much to offer the criminal justice field. One important topic is law enforcement personnel, including selection, training, personality, suitability for the field, occupational stress and satisfaction, and coping strategies. Crime prevention is another important covered topic, as is the imprisonment and rehabilitation of offenders, including effects of long incarceration and factors affecting recidivism rates. Search Hints Using Descriptors
The Legal Cluster in the Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms is a main source of descriptors. Terms listed in several subclusters of the Legal Cluster are particularly important.
  • Criminal Groups contains descriptors on various criminal populations, including JUVENILE DELINQUENTS and MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS Criminal Offenses contains descriptors for specific crimes or types of crimes, including CHILD NEGLECT, DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, HOMICIDE, and SHOPLIFTING Legal Personnel includes descriptors for populations employed in the enforcement and judicial sectors, including ATTORNEYS, JUDGES, PAROLE OFFICERS, POLICE PERSONNEL, and PRISON PERSONNEL

28. Sourcebook - Index, REHABILITATION PROGRAMS
Sourcebook of criminal Justice Statistics, Help using Sourcebook Onlinefiles. rehabilitation programs. See Corrections. List of tables
http://www.albany.edu/sourcebook/1995/ind/REHABILITATION_PROGRAMS.ind.html
Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics Help using Sourcebook Online files
REHABILITATION PROGRAMS

Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics
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29. Sourcebook - Index
OPINION; PURSESNATCHING; RACKETEERING; RAPE, FORCIBLE; rehabilitation programs;REVOCATION; ROBBERY; RUNAWAYS; SEIZURES; SELF-REPORTED criminal ACTIVITY; SENTENCES;SEX
http://www.albany.edu/sourcebook/1995/s_index.html
Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics Help using Sourcebook Online files
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  • 30. Juvenile Rehabilitation Program Manager 2 (Local List)
    social, medical, and/or criminal behavioral problems functions in a juvenile rehabilitationor adult or supervising specialized treatment programs targeted for
    http://hr.dop.wa.gov/statejobs/bulletins/CURRENT/LL040108dshs.htm
    Local List Job Opportunity JUVENILE REHABILITATION PROGRAM MANAGER 2 (36186) Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration Recruitment # JRA-R05-01-2004-AP-LL
    Location:
    Tacoma
    Salary:
    $3,291 - $4,216 monthly (Range 53) Posted: January 9, 2004 Closes: Open continuously AGENCY PROFILE The mission of the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) is to improve the quality of life for individuals and families in need. The Department helps people achieve safe, self-sufficient, healthy and secure lives. In accomplishing this mission, the Department offers comprehensive and coordinated social, health and financial services that meet the unique needs and strengths of individuals and families. LOCATION This register will be used to fill current and future vacancies with Juvenile Rehabilitation in Bremerton and Tacoma. There is currently one opening in Tacoma. WHO MAY APPLY This recruitment is open on a promotional basis only to employees of the Department of Social and Health Services who are in regular or competitive project position. DUTIES Organizes, directs and monitors three or more juvenile offender special treatment and/or services programs (i.e., Parole, Contracted Residential Group Homes, Diagnostic, Drug/Alcohol, Sex Offender, and Life Skills Center). Supervises program staff and monitors contracted staff in the implementation and delivery of services. Coordinates with contracted providers and reviews and tracks expenditures. Participates in program policy and procedure development and program reviews.

    31. JUVENILE REHABILITATION PROGRAM MANAGER 2
    Human Resource Development Information System, criminal Justice Training to DOC; speakson programs to schools of a juvenile rehabilitation system; interagency
    http://hr.dop.wa.gov/lib/hrdr/specs/30000/36186.htm
    WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL Specification for the Class of JUVENILE REHABILITATION PROGRAM MANAGER 2 Definition: (1) Organizes, directs and monitors three or more regional juvenile offender special treatment and/or service programs. Examples include Parole, Contracted Residential Group Homes, Diagnostic, Drug/Alcohol, Sex Offender, Life Skills Centers. Supervises program staff and monitors contracted staff in the implementation and delivery of services. Coordinates with contracted providers and reviews and tracks expenditures. Participates in program policy and procedure development and program reviews; or (2) In an Institution or Youth Camp, serves as an assistant to the Superintendent to oversee coordination of Intake and Transportation for the facility, court liaison functions, and hiring and scheduling of intermittent staff. Typical Work Coordinates, organizes, manages and directs regional juvenile offender special treatment and/or service programs; supervises program staff and oversees and monitors contracted staff in the implementation and delivery of services; participates in the development and review of programs and program policies and procedures; maintains program manuals; Works with administrators, providers and community agencies to assess resources; compiles and interprets data for reports to regional administrator; assists in producing program evaluations;

    32. Appendix D - Criminal Liability And Self-Induced Intoxication
    Appendix D Drug rehabilitation programs. Youth Substance Abuse Services; Need tocall the 24 line in order to get a referral to a drug rehabilitation program;
    http://www.parliament.vic.gov.au/lawreform/intox/report/a4.html
    Appendix D - Drug Rehabilitation Programs
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    Details

    Bridge (at Warnambool)
    All
    No limit
    Long term (3 months) $220 per fortnight
    • Very strict condition 8 bed unit waiting list is not specified program may involve support agency such as VOSACOATS Need to fill in an application form or can rely on profile report from a welfare worker or a chaplain
    Moreland Hall Northern region Over 16 6 days fixed period
    • Have to come down for assessment No cost
    Not specified
    • Waiting period is 7 to 10 days for a bed Only for detoxification purposes
    Odyssey All No limit Long term
    • In custody assessment is possible, cost is $80 Other assessment is $20
    Social security
    • To make appointment need to ring at 4-5 PM Long waiting list Usually starts with meetings for 2 weeks and then the program continues until completely withdrawn from drugs.
    Open Door Steve Golding All Over 18 Long term, not specified
    • In custody assessment can be arranged within 24 hours No cost
    $224 per fortnight
    • 32 bed centre that provides only for homeless men interested to improve long term option prefer those who are desperate single room 24 hours staffed client will be linked and expected to work with a social worker appropriate for post custodial work very strict requirement
    St Vincent Hospital (De Paul house) All No limit Short term (7 days) no cost, has to come down for assessment

    33. Rehabilitation Resources
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  • 34. Research Summary Offender Rehabilitation
    the impact of variations in criminal sanctions (eg With respect to offender rehabilitation,earlier reviews failed to distinguish between programs that could be
    http://www.psepc-sppcc.gc.ca/publications/corrections/199705a_e.asp

    35. Drug Rehabilitation Programs
    12, 2003 Judge offers Drug Rehab Bethel Park is conducting an experiment that couldchange the way the criminal justice system Drug rehabilitation programs.
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    36. HighIndex - Society: Crime: Prisons: Rehabilitation Programs
    Curriculum and Training Institute Provides diversion programs, behavior change curriculumand dynamic training workshops within the criminal justice system.
    http://www.highindex.com/Society/Crime/Prisons/Rehabilitation_Programs/
    categories
    site listings
    • CCF - The Cognitive Centre Foundation
      Independent organisation working with the Criminal Justice System to promote the effective practice of working with criminal offenders
      http://www.cognitivecentre.com/ Christian Jail Ministry
      A Christ-centered faith-based ministry serving the Howard County Detention Center in Maryland.
      http://christianjailministry.org/ Criminon Inc.
      An organization realizing the goal of rehabilitating adult and juvenile offenders.
      http://www.criminon-inc.org European Offender Employment Forum
      Pan-European network tackles crime by reintegrating offenders into society.
      http://www.eoef.org/ Human Kindness Foundation Non-profit organization which stresses simple living, a dedication to service, and a commitment to personal spiritual practice. http://www.humankindness.org/ Locked Out Organization dedicated to supporting transgendered, bisexual, lesbian, and gay prisoners. http://www.lockedout.org National Buddhist Prison Sangha Nationwide network of Buddhist volunteers who make themselves available to interested inmates in their area. http://www.zen-mtn.org/zmm/prison.htm

    37. Drug Rehabilitation Alcohol Rehab Center Drug Treatment Programs Drug And Alcoho
    has countless therapeutic drug rehabilitation, alcohol rehab and outpatient programreferral locations who become involved in the criminal justice system
    http://www.drugandalcoholrehab.net/site_map.htm
    home search assessment contact
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    drug rehabilitation and rehab centers throughout the country Drug and Alcohol rehab Services substance abuse treatment sober living homes alcohol addiction and abuse.
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    drug rehabilitation, drug rehab, substance abuse and alcoholism treatment center throughout the country, offering comprehensive drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs.
    http://www.drugandalcoholrehab.net/is_recovery_for_you.htm
    Date: 3. drug rehabilitation drug rehab throughout the country at Drug and Alcohol rehab Services Homes
    drug rehabilitation, drug rehab, substance abuse and alcoholism treatment center throughout the country, offering comprehensive drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs.

    38. Research On The Transcendental Meditation And TM-Sidhi Programs - Theoretical An
    Rheinweiler, W. Germany MERU Press, 1976. Collected Papers v2.186. TITLE TheTranscendental Meditation program New hope for criminal rehabilitation.
    http://www.mum.edu/tm_research/tm_biblio/th_psych.html
    General
    TITLE: Transcendental Meditation.
    Summary : The author presents a basic introduction to Transcendental Meditation and the scientific research on it. ALEXANDER, C. N. Transcendental Meditation. In Encyclopedia of Psychology (2nd edition), ed. R. J. Corsini, pp. 545-46. New York: Wiley Interscience, 1994.
    Recent Research 495.
    TITLE: Transcendental Meditation as a technique to increase neural, cognitive and behavioral plasticity.
    Summary : The author reviews research in support of the hypothesis that regular practice of the Transcendental Meditation technique increases the flexibility of the nervous system and improves general adaptive ability. ORME-JOHNSON, D. W. Transcendental Meditation as a technique to increase neural, cognitive and behavioral plasticity. Proceedings of the Conference on Restorative Neurophysiology, Irkutsk, Russia, August 1992.
    Recent Research 485.
    TITLE: .
    Summary : The authors review physiological research indicating that transcendental consciousness is a unique fourth major state of consciousness. ALEXANDER, C. N.; CRANSON, R. W.; BOYER, R. W.; and ORME-JOHNSON, D. W. Transcendental consciousness: a fourth state of consciousness beyond sleep, dreaming, and waking. This is an abridged version of a chapter which appeared in J. Gackenbach (ed.)

    39. Research On The Transcendental Meditation And TM-Sidhi Programs - Rehabilitation
    BLEICK, CR Influence of the Transcendental Meditation program on criminal recidivism.Institute for Social rehabilitation, Berkeley, California, USA, 1982.
    http://www.mum.edu/tm_research/tm_biblio/socio_a.html
    Rehabilitation
    Findings Scientific Research on Maharishi's Integrated System of Rehabilitation, eds. F. Anklesaria and M. S. King. Fairfield IA: MIU Press, 1993.
    Recent Research 472.
    TITLE: The role of the Transcendental Meditation technique in promoting smoking cessation: A longitudinal study.
    Findings : Increased smoking quit rate over a two-year period. ROYER, A. The role of the Transcendental Meditation technique in promoting smoking cessation: A longitudinal study. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly
    Recent Research 471.
    TITLE: Treating and preventing alcohol, nicotine, and drug abuse through Transcendental Meditation: A review and statistical meta-analysis.
    Findings : Meta-analysis of 198 studies: the Transcendental Meditation program is uniquely effective for treatment and prevention of drug, alcohol, and cigarette abuse. ALEXANDER, C. N.; ROBINSON, P.; and RAINFORTH, M. Treating and preventing alcohol, nicotine, and drug abuse through Transcendental Meditation: A review and statistical meta-analysis. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly
    Recent Research 470.

    40. Criminon: True Rehabilitation For Criminals
    and purposes, there is in fact no such thing as criminal rehabilitation. there was“little evidence that either institutional programs or noninstitutional
    http://www.whatisscientology.org/html/part10/chp31/pg0518.html
    WHAT IS SCIENTOLOGY?
    SOCIAL BETTERMENT ACTIVITES
    CRIMINON :
    TRUE REHABILITATION FOR CRIMINALS
    Each day in the United States, more than 31,000 petty and hard-core criminals are released back into their communities. Within one year, up to 80 percent of these men and women will have committed ten or twenty more crimes before being arrested again and sent back to prison.
    And so go the revolving doors of the US penal system.
    Criminon actually grew out of the very successful Narconon prison programs. By the 1980s, with increased drug usage in all sectors of society, the Narconon program shifted its emphasis to community-based activities. At that point, Criminon expanded into the correctional facilities to fill a need.
    More information on Criminon

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