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Issues in Residential Community Corrections Policy and Practice
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Issues in Residential Community Corrections Policy and Practice
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Author(s)
Lindsay, Margot C.
Source(s)
National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)
National Institute for Sentencing Alternatives (Waltham, MA)
Sponsor(s)
National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)
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Published 1990.
9 pages.
Related Topics
Community involvement
(Justice System)
Correctional planning
(Administration)
Halfway house
(Offender Management)
Directed at policymakers, the first issue of an NIC series outlines an approach for integrating residential community corrections within the available sanctions of a specific jurisdiction. An initial overview describes changes in sentencing purposes and laws, trends in corrections, and the effects of correctional changes on residential community corrections. A framework is presented for integrating residential community corrections into a comprehensive corrections policy. The author reviews sentencing purposes while considering the role of residential community corrections on offender rehabilitation, punishment, deterrence, and incapacitation. In addition to a role in probation enhancement, residential community corrections are examined as a means of controlling prison overcrowding through reduced admissions and the promotion of early release. In the concluding section, the author provides a model for limited risk control in residential community corrections.
Accession Number: 009499
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