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Using Jail Exit Surveys to Improve Community Responses to Women Offenders
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Using Jail Exit Surveys to Improve Community Responses to Women Offenders
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Ney, Becki
Martin, Teri K.
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National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)
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National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)
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Published 2005.
19 pages.
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Gender Responsive Strategies
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Women in jails
(Special Offenders)
The "use of jail exit surveys as an effective data collection tool for creating [a] picture of the characteristics of women in contact with the local jail" is described (p. 1). Sections of this bulletin are: introduction; how one jurisdiction used data to inform responses to women offenders; reasons for conducting a jail exit survey; what a jail exit survey entails; tips for getting started; designing a jail exit survey; understanding jail exit survey information; comprehensive listing of major data elements to include in a jail exit survey; and lessons learned. A sample questionnaire is also included.
Accession Number: 020853
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