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Systemic Criminal Justice Planning: Improving Responses to Women Offenders in Hamilton County, Ohio
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Systemic Criminal Justice Planning: Improving Responses to Women Offenders in Hamilton County, Ohio
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Author(s)
Berman, Judy
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National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)
Sponsor(s)
National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)
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Published 2005.
15 pages.
Related Topics
Co-occurring disorders
(Offender Services)
Co-occurring disorders
(Special Offenders)
Female offenders
(Special Offenders)
Gender Responsive Strategies
(Projects)
Intermediate sanctions
(Justice System)
Intermediate sanctions
(Offender Management)
Ohio
The use of systemic criminal justice planning by Hamilton County (OH) to improve services and programming for women offenders is reviewed. This bulletin is comprised of the following sections: introduction; the systemic planning process; members of the Intermediate Sanctions for Women Offenders Policy Team; steps in the collaborative systemic planning process (chart); how decision mapping works; sample findings and results; the Alternative Interventions for Women (AIW) Treatment Program; and lessons learned. AIW graduates have a 13% new criminal conviction rate and a 6% probation violation resulting in jail time rate.
Accession Number: 020872
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