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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. Rehabilitation Programs - Links To Legal Resources: Criminal Law: Rehabilitation
Online law and government resources, by Mishpat Legal Information.
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23. Research On The Transcendental Meditation And TM-Sidhi Programs - Rehabilitation
Meditation program on criminal recidivism. Findings rehabilitation of prisoners TITLE The Transcendental Meditation program and rehabilitation at
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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.

24. Research On The Transcendental Meditation And TM-Sidhi Programs - Theoretical An
TITLE The Transcendental Meditation program New hope for criminal rehabilitation. Summary The unique effectiveness of the Transcendental Meditation
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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.

25. Book Review - Offending Behaviour: Moral Reasoning, Criminal Conduct And The Reh
The next three chapters explore moral reasoning and its link to criminal behaviour, and rehabilitation programs, reported positive behavioural changes.
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Offending Behaviour: Moral Reasoning, Criminal Conduct
and the Rehabilitation of Offenders By Emma J. Palmer
Devon, UK: Willan Publishing, 2003. Offending Behaviour: Moral Reasoning, Criminal Conduct and the Rehabilitation of Offenders explores the link between moral reasoning, criminal behaviour and offender rehabilitation. The first three chapters of the book discuss theories of offending behaviour and moral reasoning, followed by a chapter reviewing measures to assess moral reasoning. The next three chapters explore moral reasoning and its link to criminal behaviour, concluding with a summary chapter with suggestions for future research. Palmer provides a comprehensive review of the research in each chapter. Palmer should be commended for attempting to fill this gap in the literature considering so little research has been done in the area. Although Palmer has failed to successfully demonstrate the effect of moral reasoning on offending, she certainly has succeeded in opening the area for more research. This book may be of use to professionals and service providers who are currently using or considering the use of moral reasoning in offender rehabilitation or those interested in conducting research in the area. KAREN PARHAR
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26. Evaluation Of The Performance Of The Texas Department Of Criminal
of the Texas Department of criminal Justice rehabilitation Tier programs The impact of all the tier programs on the recidivism of program
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    Evaluation of the Performance of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Rehabilitation Tier Programs
    Published Date: 2001
    "[T]he impact of all the tier programs on the recidivism of program participants for the latest groups of offenders tracked" is examined (p. i). Evaluated programs include the: In-Prison Therapeutic Community (IPTC); Substance Abuse Felony Punishment (SAFP); Pre-Release Substance Abuse Program (PRSAP); Pre-Release Therapeutic Community (PRTC); Sex Offender Treatment Program (SOTP); and the InnerChange Freedom Initiative (IFI). This report is divided into three parts: overview of the tier rehabilitation programs; results; and policy and program recommendations. Recidivism rates for IPTC, SAFP, PRTC, PRSAP, and SOTP, respectively, are 21%, 31%, 21%, 22%, and 23% for fiscal years 1997 and 1998.

27. 34.02.01 Drug And Alcohol Abuse And Rehabilitation Programs
34.02.01 Drug and Alcohol Abuse and rehabilitation programs If an employee has been convicted of a criminal drug statute, sanctions must be imposed
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SYSTEM REGULATIONS 34.02.01 Drug and Alcohol Abuse and Rehabilitation Programs July 14, 2000 Supplements System Policy 34.02 1. ADMINISTRATION The provisions of this regulation are based on requirements of federal and state law. Administrators should exercise caution in all matters relating to this regulation, ensuring that procedures are carefully followed and that substantial evidence from reliable sources supports a decision to counsel or test a student or an employee for drug use. The System Office of General Counsel (OGC) must be informed by the appropriate administrator of possible violations of this regulation and advice of an OGC attorney must be secured before testing anyone due to reasonable suspicion of drug or alcohol use or abuse. Advice of the OGC is not needed for required testing as described in Section 6, and the general counsel may waive the requirement to seek OGC’s advice for reasonable suspicion testing when a System component shows documented evidence of training for administrators and supervisors in alcohol and drug awareness. 2. DEFINITIONS

28. Landing A Job With A Criminal Record
Tips for landing a job in the US when you have a criminal record. However, many employers participate in community rehabilitation programs that assist
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29. Sourcebook - Index, REHABILITATION PROGRAMS
Section 1 Characteristics of the criminal justice system Section 2 Public attitudes toward crime and criminal justicerelated topics
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30. CJAD - Rehabilitation And Victim Services Programs
The Texas Department of criminal Justice operates State Prisons, State Jails, For details on specific rehabilitation programs, contact your local CSCD.
http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/cjad/cjad-rehab.htm
Search: TDCJ Home To access the non-javascript navigational menu click here or scroll to the bottom of this page. [Return to CJAD Home]
Community Justice Assistance Division
Rehabilitation and Victim Services Programs Community supervision and corrections departments (CSCDs) may offer the following rehabilitation programs. For details on specific rehabilitation programs, contact your local CSCD. Rehabilitation Programs
  • Adult Education Programs These programs assist adults under community supervision acquire to academic competencies for literacy skills, General Education Development (GED) certificates, and English as a Second Language. Cognitive Programs These psycho-educational, nonacademic programs assist adults under community supervision acquire competencies in problem solving, anger management, understanding the impact of their behavior on others, changing thinking and changing behavior to noncriminal alternatives. Vocational/Employment and Life Skills Training These educational, non-academic programs assist adults under community supervision acquire skills to obtain and keep employment and function at a higher level in daily life.

31. Rehabilitation & Reentry Programs - Go Kids - Homepage
The Texas Department of criminal Justice operates State Prisons, State Jails, Parole, GOKIDS touches both offenders, through programs geared towards
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TDCJ Mission and Philosophy: In keeping with its mission of providing public safety, promoting positive changes in offender behavior, and assisting offenders in their transition to the community, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice recognizes the importance of maintaining familial ties, particularly that of offenders and their children. To that end, the TDCJ is committed to providing opportunities for visitation as well as incorporating programs which, in respect to maintaining public safety, include children of offenders or impact the children of offenders. Without intervention, children of incarcerated parents are six to eight times more likely to become involved in a criminal lifestyle. According to a recent National Institute of Corrections (NIC) solicitation, "Parental arrest and confinement lead to stress, trauma, stigmatization and separation problems for their children. These problems are coupled with existing problems that include poverty, violence, parental substance abuse, high crime environments, intrafamily abuse, abuse and neglect, multiple caregivers and/or prior separations. As a result, these children often exhibit a broad variety of behavioral, emotional, health, and educational problems that are compounded by the pain of separation."

32. Supporting Youth In Conflict With The Law
skills or competencies that the youth lacked when he or she engaged in criminal activity. Promising Youth rehabilitation programs Typically Include ……
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california siskiyou criminal lawyers California criminal law lawyer - California alcohol rehabilitation programs - 34.02 Drug and Alcohol Abuse and
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34. CARF The Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission
locations to the home, school, community, or criminal justice settings. Medical rehabilitation programs are what most people would describe as
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35. Long Island Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Programs For Treating Chemically Addi
criminal Justice programs Hearing Impaired criminal Justice Program • This structured program addresses the cognitive and behavioral changes
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PROGRAMS
Our approach is psycho-educational and motivational. Treatment takes place in group, family, and individual settings. Programs are available for adolescents, adults, and families, ages 13 through senior citizens. Each patient's needs are assessed and services are individualized. Sessions are available both days and evenings and include assessments and treatment.
Intensive Programs
Structured Intensive Outpatient 4 days per week as an alternative to inpatient treatment.
Less Intensive Programs
- Motivational Counseling
- Individual Sessions
- Group Sessions
- Family Sessions
- Spouses and Co-dependents
- Adolescents - Aftercare Special Populations - Adolescents - Women - Impaired Medical Professionals - MICA Dual Disorders - Criminal Justice programs - Hearing Impaired - Batterers with Substance Abuse History - Parenting - Spanish Speaking Only - Family Treatment - Sober Housing Phase I Intensive Outpatient Program - (6 weeks, 4 days per week) An intensive structured psycho-educational program where the patient: Program activities include: Other activities include: Phase II Program activities include: Phase III Less Intensive - 1 session per week A structured psycho-educational program for the patient who abuses alcohol or other chemicals and who appears to be on the way to becoming chemically dependent. This program contains all of the components of the intensive program but on a non-intensive schedule.

36. Board Of Supervisors: Criminal Justice Offender Profile
RE criminal Justice Offender Profile (File 021527) SFSD has a number of rehabilitation programs aimed at improving education, breaking the cycle of
http://www.sfgov.org/site/bdsupvrs_page.asp?id=16355

37. 1996 Report Of The Auditor General Of Canada - May - Chapter 10
10.16 Correctional Service s rehabilitation programs aim to reduce criminal The Service views low education as a factor related to criminal behaviour.
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Correctional Service Canada
Rehabilitation Programs for Offenders
Assistant Auditor General: Maria Barrados
Responsible Auditor: David Brittain
Introduction
Correctional Service has two jobs - incarceration and rehabilitation At any one time, approximately 14,000 offenders are incarcerated in federal penitentiaries. Most will eventually be released to the community, either on parole or statutory release, prior to serving their full sentence or at the end of their sentence. Because virtually all offenders will ultimately be released, the impact of Correctional Service on offenders extends beyond incarceration ( see Exhibit 10.1 Part of the Service's mandate is to rehabilitate the offenders in its care. To meet this objective, the Service:
  • assesses offenders when they enter an institution to identify the "criminogenic" factors that have led to their criminal behaviour;

38. Interdisciplinary Applications Of PsycINFO | Searching PsycINFO For Criminal Jus
Provides search hints and tips for researching criminal justice and law Educational opportunities and other rehabilitation programs for prisoners
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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

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40. Legislation - Drinking And Driving Issues And Strategies
And, criminal consequences are neither swift nor certain for those who do fight. rehabilitation programs have been found to significantly reduce repeat
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