chapter two - Faculty Server Contact
... theories of crime causation, focusing on the implications of current criminological theories (of crime causation) for community corrections practice. We anticipate that as new theories of crime causation emerge and influence community corrections practice, the basic functions of probation and parole ...
... theories of crime causation, focusing on the implications of current criminological theories (of crime causation) for community corrections practice. We anticipate that as new theories of crime causation emerge and influence community corrections practice, the basic functions of probation and parole ...
Strengthening Adolescent Substance Abuse Screening
... have a standardized intervention to address substance abuse in the schools. Prior to SCY, we did not have any protocol [for] what to do with a student who was using substances but not appropriate for outpatient/ inpatient. It has also helped with coordinating services and referrals for case manageme ...
... have a standardized intervention to address substance abuse in the schools. Prior to SCY, we did not have any protocol [for] what to do with a student who was using substances but not appropriate for outpatient/ inpatient. It has also helped with coordinating services and referrals for case manageme ...
Slide 1
... the population is still transitory and short-term • There is still a lack of research and evaluation on specific jail treatment programs – Much of the research comes from prison populations, which does differ from the population found in jails ...
... the population is still transitory and short-term • There is still a lack of research and evaluation on specific jail treatment programs – Much of the research comes from prison populations, which does differ from the population found in jails ...
lessons learned
... abuse problem that requires intervention (alcohol, other drugs or both) Strong relationship between substance use and crime - Over 50% of offenders report being intoxicated while committing their current offence Relationship increases with severity of the problem - for those with severe substanc ...
... abuse problem that requires intervention (alcohol, other drugs or both) Strong relationship between substance use and crime - Over 50% of offenders report being intoxicated while committing their current offence Relationship increases with severity of the problem - for those with severe substanc ...
Policy paper on crime
... criminals and terrorists. RCMP and Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) reports have warned of organized international criminal organizations and terrorist groups operating in Canada. According to CSIS, there are over 50 terrorist groups operating in Canada. Yet, the Liberals refuse to enfo ...
... criminals and terrorists. RCMP and Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) reports have warned of organized international criminal organizations and terrorist groups operating in Canada. According to CSIS, there are over 50 terrorist groups operating in Canada. Yet, the Liberals refuse to enfo ...
chapter 7 - socioseeker
... these associations, personal choice is not a simple matter. For example, how many of the readers of this text chose to be Buddhist or Animist rather than Christian? Chances are, you "chose" to be Christian because that was the primary option for children growing up in a predominantly Christian soci ...
... these associations, personal choice is not a simple matter. For example, how many of the readers of this text chose to be Buddhist or Animist rather than Christian? Chances are, you "chose" to be Christian because that was the primary option for children growing up in a predominantly Christian soci ...
C101Su11wk4-class%20notes
... 3. Offenders and their victims often share the same demographic profile 4. Lifestyle choices influence victimization Routine Activities Theory Likelihood of victimization dependent on the daily activities of people When these 3 ingredients converge in time and space, then the LIKELIHOOD of a crime i ...
... 3. Offenders and their victims often share the same demographic profile 4. Lifestyle choices influence victimization Routine Activities Theory Likelihood of victimization dependent on the daily activities of people When these 3 ingredients converge in time and space, then the LIKELIHOOD of a crime i ...
B. Ph.D. DEAN LANHAM,
... Children's Coalition for Northeast Louisiana, Als-Pals Project, Research and analysis on Preschool and Kindergarten Behavior Scales (PKBS-2), 2011. Sage Book Reviewer Program in Criminology and Criminal Justice, 2010 - Present. Service Leaming Conference, University of Louisiana System, Grambling St ...
... Children's Coalition for Northeast Louisiana, Als-Pals Project, Research and analysis on Preschool and Kindergarten Behavior Scales (PKBS-2), 2011. Sage Book Reviewer Program in Criminology and Criminal Justice, 2010 - Present. Service Leaming Conference, University of Louisiana System, Grambling St ...
Reducing a Guilty Suspect`s Resistance to Confessing
... belief that the suspect would not even have considered stealing the gas if a harsher punishment existed. Further, minimizations address nearly the same issue as projections. In this case, the investigator can minimize the importance for the police and courts to apprehend and prosecute violent offens ...
... belief that the suspect would not even have considered stealing the gas if a harsher punishment existed. Further, minimizations address nearly the same issue as projections. In this case, the investigator can minimize the importance for the police and courts to apprehend and prosecute violent offens ...
an empirical framework for studying desistance as a process
... argue is manifest as self-control. This redefinition of criminality as selfcontrol is justified because they claim that aging (reflected by biological, social, and psychological factors), while clearly time variant, occurs in the same way for everyone. As a result, they claim that although criminali ...
... argue is manifest as self-control. This redefinition of criminality as selfcontrol is justified because they claim that aging (reflected by biological, social, and psychological factors), while clearly time variant, occurs in the same way for everyone. As a result, they claim that although criminali ...
The Behavioral Genetics of Predatory Criminal Behavior
... create “bad” people • There’s ample reason to believe that serious misbehavior may also respond well to the combination of pharmaceuticals and individual and family counseling ...
... create “bad” people • There’s ample reason to believe that serious misbehavior may also respond well to the combination of pharmaceuticals and individual and family counseling ...
Crimes Against Children by Babysitters
... Children by Babysitters David Finkelhor and Richard Ormrod The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) is committed to improving the justice system’s response to crimes against children. OJJDP recognizes that children are at increased risk for crime victimization. Not only are ...
... Children by Babysitters David Finkelhor and Richard Ormrod The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) is committed to improving the justice system’s response to crimes against children. OJJDP recognizes that children are at increased risk for crime victimization. Not only are ...
rnr-presentation - Center for Advancing Correctional Excellence
... offenders are predicted to fail (re-arrest) within 3 years of release. • Risk Assumption # 3: Low risk offenders comprise approximately 30% of the state prison population; 40% of these offenders are predicted to fail (re-arrest) within 3 years of release. ...
... offenders are predicted to fail (re-arrest) within 3 years of release. • Risk Assumption # 3: Low risk offenders comprise approximately 30% of the state prison population; 40% of these offenders are predicted to fail (re-arrest) within 3 years of release. ...
Social Control and Deviance
... 3. Show commitment to traditional values and goals (education, jobs) 4. They are fully involved in their community (no time for deviant acts) ...
... 3. Show commitment to traditional values and goals (education, jobs) 4. They are fully involved in their community (no time for deviant acts) ...
Can we predict escalation in offending seriousness?
... number of offences within each conviction occasion, the Note: *Significance at the 5% level more likely the conviction was to be serious. Class 1, which contains the majority of offenders, has the Class 3, which contains the final 4% of offenders, has the smallest intercept which indicates that thes ...
... number of offences within each conviction occasion, the Note: *Significance at the 5% level more likely the conviction was to be serious. Class 1, which contains the majority of offenders, has the Class 3, which contains the final 4% of offenders, has the smallest intercept which indicates that thes ...
Can the Children`s Court prevent further offending?
... The process of the court, the reliance on threat and warning, the restrictions on the ability of the child to participate in the proceedings undermines any potential of the court to respond in an effective way to juvenile offending. The process of the court from the point of apprehension to the poin ...
... The process of the court, the reliance on threat and warning, the restrictions on the ability of the child to participate in the proceedings undermines any potential of the court to respond in an effective way to juvenile offending. The process of the court from the point of apprehension to the poin ...
Web Refs:
... Center of the Medical University of South Carolina, describes the work of the center and provides an excellent list of related resources. http://colleges.musc.edu/ncvc/ ...
... Center of the Medical University of South Carolina, describes the work of the center and provides an excellent list of related resources. http://colleges.musc.edu/ncvc/ ...
GBA Strategies - Campaign for Youth Justice
... For each, please rate how much you agree with this statement on a scale from 1 to 7, where a score closer to 7 means you completely agree and a score closer to 1 means you completely disagree. You may use any number from 1 to 7. Youth who commit crimes should be held accountable for their actions. T ...
... For each, please rate how much you agree with this statement on a scale from 1 to 7, where a score closer to 7 means you completely agree and a score closer to 1 means you completely disagree. You may use any number from 1 to 7. Youth who commit crimes should be held accountable for their actions. T ...
Slide 1
... What are the specific challenges of our work within the juvenile justice system? How have we addressed these challenges to successfully implement evidence-based family treatments within complex systems? Is there any evidence that implementing evidence-based family treatments in realworld setti ...
... What are the specific challenges of our work within the juvenile justice system? How have we addressed these challenges to successfully implement evidence-based family treatments within complex systems? Is there any evidence that implementing evidence-based family treatments in realworld setti ...
Chapter 4, Crime and Violence
... property contributes to high rates of female involvement in prostitution, drug abuse, and petty theft. In 2005 there were 85,000 arrests for prostitution and commercial vice in the United States. ...
... property contributes to high rates of female involvement in prostitution, drug abuse, and petty theft. In 2005 there were 85,000 arrests for prostitution and commercial vice in the United States. ...
Preventive Detention of Sex Offenders: A Comparative Law Perspective,
... concern given his failure «to participate in or to participate to completion in a course or courses of therapy which address his ‘inner world’ and give him risk minimization strategies whether related to his violent sexual offending or alcohol and drug relapse prevention.»7 In Fardon v. Attorney-Gen ...
... concern given his failure «to participate in or to participate to completion in a course or courses of therapy which address his ‘inner world’ and give him risk minimization strategies whether related to his violent sexual offending or alcohol and drug relapse prevention.»7 In Fardon v. Attorney-Gen ...
E - United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
... • They may be drawn to a particular victim primarily because the victim is easily overpowered and may present less resistance than an adult • They are using the victim purely as a means of sexual release • They are known as “sadistic” offenders because they must inflict pain to achieve sexual gratif ...
... • They may be drawn to a particular victim primarily because the victim is easily overpowered and may present less resistance than an adult • They are using the victim purely as a means of sexual release • They are known as “sadistic” offenders because they must inflict pain to achieve sexual gratif ...
Corrections - Bakersfield College
... • In one survey, ¾ had been working. Of those not employed at all, ½ reported they were looking, ½ not • 1/6 were above the poverty level before incarceration ...
... • In one survey, ¾ had been working. Of those not employed at all, ½ reported they were looking, ½ not • 1/6 were above the poverty level before incarceration ...
Corrections - Southeast Missouri State University
... • In one survey, ¾ had been working. Of those not employed at all, ½ reported they were looking, ½ not • 1/6 were above the poverty level before incarceration ...
... • In one survey, ¾ had been working. Of those not employed at all, ½ reported they were looking, ½ not • 1/6 were above the poverty level before incarceration ...