Annual editions:   corrections 2001/2002/  editor 
Matthew C. Leone 
 - First edition 
 - x, 213 pages :   illustrations ;   28 cm. 
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographical reference and index. 
<br/><br/>UNIT 1. WHO ARE THE PRISONERS? --<br/>1. American criminal justice philosophy : what's old, what's new / Curtis R. Blakely and Vic W. Bumphus --<br/>2. Prisoners in 1998 / Allen J. Beck and Christopher J. Mumola --<br/>3. Prior abuse reported by inmates and probationers / Caroline Wolf Harlow --<br/>4. Drug use history and criminal behavior among 133 incarcerated men / Elena M. Kouri [and others] --<br/>5. Drugs, crime, prison, and treatment / Charles Blanchard --<br/>6. The forgotten offender / Meda Chesney-Lind --<br/>UNIT 2. PRISON LIFE --<br/>7. Coping with incarceration from the other side of the bars / Mary Dallao --<br/>8. Behind bars : we've built the largest prison system in the world : here's a look inside / Wray Herbert --<br/>9. Behind bars : substance abuse and America's prison population --<br/>10. Inside the new Alcatraz / Peter Annin --<br/>11. Life on the inside : the jailers / Andrew Metz --<br/>12. Prison crime in New York state / David R. Eichenthal and Laurel Blatchford --<br/>13. Stopping abuse in prison / Nina Siegal --<br/>14. A day in the life / Gabrielle deGroot --<br/>15. The gangs behind bars / Tiffany Danitz --<br/>16. The effects of the Duran consent decree / Curtis R. Blakely --<br/>17. The Constitution and the federal district judge / Frank M. Johnson. UNIT 3. UNUSUAL PROBLEMS AND UNUSUAL POPULATIONS --<br/>18. Like mother, like daughter : why more young women follow their moms into lives of crime / Toni Locy --<br/>19. Percentage of women on probation and parole rising / U.S. Justice Department --<br/>20. Addressing the needs of elderly offenders / Connie L. Neeley, Laura Addison, and Delores Craig-Moreland --<br/>21. Elder care : Louisiana inmates program to meet needs of aging inmate population / Jean Wall --<br/>22. Chaser : a medication addict / Victor Hassine --<br/>23. Mental health and treatment of inmates and probationers / Paula M. Ditton --<br/>24. Juveniles in federal prison / Jack Kresnak --<br/>25. Re-forming juvenile justice : the New Zealand experiment / Allison Morris and Gabrielle Maxwell --<br/>UNIT 4. DYING ON THE INSIDE : THE DEATH PENALTY --<br/>26. A house without a blueprint / Ted Gest --<br/>27. Facts and figures : a costly matter of life or death / Bevolyn Williams-Harold --<br/>28. Stolen lives : men and women wrongfully sentenced to death row / Jenny Allen and Lori Grinker --<br/>29. Death row justice derailed / Ken Armstrong and Steve Mills --<br/>30. The death penalty brings justice / George E. Petaki ; Death at midnight, hope at sunrise / Steven Hawkins. UNIT 5. LIVING ON THE OUTSIDE : INTERMEDIATE SANCTIONS --<br/>31. Correctional treatment : some recommendations for effective intervention / Paul Gendreau and Robert R. Ross --<br/>32. Habilitation, not rehabilitation / Dyan Machan --<br/>33. A decade of experimenting with intermediate sanctions : what have we learned? / Joan Petersilia --<br/>34. Eliminating parole boards isn't a cure-all, experts say / Fox Butterfield --<br/>35. Job placement for offenders : a promising approach to reducing recidivism and correctional costs / Peter Finn --<br/>36. Young probation/parole officer toughens with experience / Susan Clayton --<br/>UNIT 6. FUTURE ISSUES IN CORRECTIONS --<br/>37. New Bedlam : jails, not psychiatric hospitals, now care for the indigent mentally ill / Spencer P.M. Harrington --<br/>38. A get-tough policy that failed / John Cloud --<br/>39. The deterrent effect of the three strikes law / John R. Schafer --<br/>40. "Lock 'em up and throw away the key" : a policy that won't work / William H. Rentschler --<br/>41. Education as crime prevention : providing education to prisoners / The Center on Crime, Communities & Culture --<br/>42. Probation department in Michigan finds volunteers make fine officers / Brian M. Smith --<br/>43. Correctional privatization : defining the issues and searching for answers / G. Larry Mays --<br/>44. Chain gangs are right for Florida / Charlie Crist ; Chain gangs are cruel and unusual punishment / Rhonda Brownstein --<br/>45. Restorative justice : the concept / Howard Zehr --<br/>46. Rough justice in the youth courts / Kirsty Milne --<br/>47. HIV/AIDS education and prevention programs for adults in prisons and jails and juveniles in confinement facilities --<br/>48. It's time to open the doors of our prisons / Rufus King. 
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<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0072404329 9780072404326 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Prisoners --United States<br/>Criminal justice, Administration of--United States<br/>Corrections--United States
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>365.973