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Showing 1 to 20 of 45 for “"Correctional institutions"”.

  1. Comparative studies for the physical environment of correctional institutions.

    Thesis. 1977. M.Arch.A.S.--Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Architecture.

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  2. A model for evaluating vocational education programs in correctional institutions

    … for evaluating vocational education programs in correctional institutions. An initial objective of the study was to develop an alternative evaluation model from existing literature and current practices which could be used to assess the efficiency and effectiveness of vocational education …

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  3. Some Effects of the Use of Closed Circuit Television Surveillance in Correctional Institutions

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-10T18:46:51Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7317502.pdf: 4120485 bytes, checksum: ac3b5a950af41698fa6aa3f9f53b99f2 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1973

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  4. An exploratory study of agreements between institutions of higher education and correctional institutions

    … of Virginia and included Wardens, Department of Correctional Education Principals, community college Deans, and community college personnel assigned as prison program coordinators for college/correctional institution programs. Those were the total number of instructional managers responsible for …

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  5. Reentry Education and Program Development: Philosophical Approaches of Senior Administrators to Reduce Recidivism Rates in Correctional Institutions

    … are retiring, prompting a predicted fear of a correctional administer shortage. The purpose of this case study was to determine the attributes, philosophical perspectives and operational methods of corrections administrators producing successful reentry results. Four state prison wardens …

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  6. A Description of the Employment Patterns of Persons Released From Virginia's Correctional Institutions Between July 1, 1998, and June 30, 2002

    … Department of Corrections and Department of Correctional Education as well as the Virginia Employment Commission. Demographic characteristics of recidivating and non-recidivating former offenders released during this period, with sub-groupings to include gender, race, age, employment status, …

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  7. Description of existing curricular offerings and educational facilities at Indiana correctional institutions and the development of curricular models for juvenile and adult offenders

    … and educational facilities at each Indiana correctional institution and to develop curricular models for juvenile and adult offenders in Indiana correctional institutions. No attempt was made to compare or contrast the various institutions.

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  8. An evaluative study of Project Outreach to Inmates: a higher education program offered by the University of Virginia at three of Virginia's correctional institutions

    … education to inmates at three of Virginia's correctional institutions. The program was initiated as a response to pressures by inmates, courts, and the public demanding rehabilitation programs in correctional institutions. No evaluation was originally planned for the program and since …

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  9. Pataisos įstaigų ir jų darbuotojų įvaizdžio ypatumai /

    Kamilė Šimanskaitė “Peculiarities of the Image of Correctional Institutions and their Employees”. Vilnius, Vilnius University, 2020, 41p. The aim of the research is to investigate the peculiarities of the internal and external image of correctional institutions and employees. Three groups of …

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  10. Menstrual Inequality in Women's Correctional Facilities

    … experience menstrual inequality within correctional settings. This research focuses on vulnerable populations of menstruators most likely to experience menstrual inequality and the underlying causes of this systematic inequality within the prison industrial complex in the United States. …

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  11. Federal Bureau of Prison Wardens' Correctional Orientation to Rehabilitation

    Over the past two decades, the ideology governing correctional policy has been transformed, it is claimed, from a liberal-rehabilitative orientation to a more conservative-punitive orientation. Little empirical information is available, however, on whether those who manage correctional

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  12. Illogical variations in sentences of felons committed to Massachusetts state prison

    … aim in the sentencing of criminals to penal correctional institutions, however, certain illogical variations in Massachusetts State Prison sentences have aroused the suspicion that our present sentencing practice may not be wholly consistent with this aim. Accordingly, the present study was …

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  13. Identifying Barriers To Implementing Guidelines For Monitoring Metabolic Syndrome In Patients Prescribed Second-Generation Antipsychotics In Incarcerated Populations

    … disease (CVD) and type 2 diabetes (DM 2). U. S. correctional institutions, faced with increased rates of mental illness in its population, are confronted with the need to assure adequate monitoring for its patients treated with SGAs. This paper reviews guidelines for monitoring incarcerated …

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  14. Identifying Barriers To Implementing Guidelines For Monitoring Metabolic Syndrome In Patients Prescribed Second-Generation Antipsychotics In Incarcerated Populations

    … disease (CVD) and type 2 diabetes (DM 2). U. S. correctional institutions, faced with increased rates of mental illness in its population, are confronted with the need to assure adequate monitoring for its patients treated with SGAs. This paper reviews guidelines for monitoring incarcerated …

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  15. Developing ESL teaching materials to enhance the Language Partners program at Danville Correctional Center

    … of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Danville Correctional Center through the Education Justice Project initiative. Language Partners is considered a unique ESL program integrated by a group of bilingual incarcerated men who devote their time and effort to teach English to speakers of other …

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  16. Examining gender specific treatment programs in women's prisons

    … has been the fastest growing segment of the correctional population. Historically, victimization and trauma are highly correlated with substance abuse and dependency that are known to have a significant impact on females' pathway toward criminal lifestyle, incarceration, relapse, and …

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  17. Monitoring Breathing Using a Doppler Radar

    Correctional institutions are looking to adopt a non-obtrusive method for monitoring the vital signs of inmates in Canada. Doppler radar has been previously investigated as a potential method of vital signs detection and monitoring. This thesis presents an algorithm which uses the baseband output …

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  18. Categorizing Reentry and Reintegration Efforts Across Five States

    … average of 12,500 individuals are released from correctional control institutions in America each week. The reentry and reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals into communities has become a relevant concern. This collateral damage caused by mass incarceration continues to challenge …

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  19. Mental health courts: The criminal justice response to the rise in mentally ill prisoners

    … jail inmates had a mental health problem, and correctional institutions had replaced all other mental health facilities to become America's primary venue for the treatment of mental disorder. Further, the proportion of the correctional population that is mentally ill is increasing significantly …

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