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Prison Journal archives from March 1998
Effects of case management on drug users' risky sex.
March 1, 1998... HIV-related risk behaviors, such as needle sharing and unprotected sex, are reportedly less common among illicit drug users receiving treatment for their drug problems than among users not receiving treatment (Deren, Beardsley, Goldstein, &...
The response of drug abuser parolees to a combination of treatment and intensive supervision.
March 1, 1998... High readdiction and recidivism rates among narcotic drug abusing parolees are commonly experienced within the criminal justice system. With regard to readdiction, follow-up studies of narcotic addicts consistently find that most individuals...
Measuring alcohol abuse and the incidence of serious misconduct in violent offenders.
March 1, 1998... The link between the abuse of alcohol and drugs by offenders and antisocial behavior has been well documented (Lightfoot & Hodgins, 1988; Walsh, 1997). Walsh (1997) reported on a number of studies published from 1954 to 1991 that implicate...
Victimization and youthful prison inmates: an empirical analysis.
March 1, 1998... With dramatic increases in the offender population over the past decade, prison violence continues to be an enduring problem in facilities throughout the country. Official statistics show that in 1992, state and federal facilities reported 66...
Applying an evaluability assessment tool to community-based programs in Pittsburgh.
March 1, 1998... For quite some time, the issue of minority overrepresentation in the juvenile justice system has been of concern for academics, practitioners, and policy makers alike (Dean, Hirschel, & Brame, 1996; Wordes, Bynum, & Corley, 1994). The majority...
The Farm: Life Inside A Women's Prison.
March 1, 1998... Women in prison may be one of the most neglected populations within society - the same holds true for academia. Few studies have been conducted on incarcerated women, for reasons as diverse as the lack of accessibility to incarcerated women and...
