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Facility Planning to Meet the Needs of Female Inmates
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Facility Planning to Meet the Needs of Female Inmates
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Elias, Gail
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National Institute of Corrections. Jails Division (Washington, DC)
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Published 2007.
20 pages.
Related Topics
Facility planning process
(Facilities)
Jails
(Offender Management)
Women in jails
(Special Offenders)
This bulletin "discusses how jurisdictions of all sizes can consider and address the gender-specific needs of female inmates during the facility planning process." Sections contained in this bulletin are: introduction; the female inmate population; the impact of jail size; target population; predesign issues; master planning; prearchitectural programming; consider a regional approach; design issues; and a last word -- this publication focuses on facility planning not program and service development.
Accession Number: 022247
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