Articles from Corrections Compendium (July 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Corrections calendar.		Calendar	363
Corrections: Past, Present and Future.	Petersilia, Joan		804
Downsizing Prisons: How to Reduce Crime and End Mass Incarceration.	Jones, Justin	Book Review	545
Federal, state and local forensic crime laboratories employed more than 9,300 full-time equivalent personnel in 2002 and had total budgets exceeding $750 million, BJS reported.	Comey, Philip	Brief Article	202
Foreign languages no longer banned in Wisconsin.	St. Gerard, Vanessa		223
Kids behind bars: a report by Defense for Children International.	Hill, Gary		2152
Marijuana arrests now constitute nearly half (45 percent) of the 1.5 million drug arrests annually, according to a study conducted by The Sentencing Project.	Comey, Philip	Brief Article	230
Organizational commitment as a predictor of staff working alliances with juvenile offenders.	Moore, Eugene R.; Sales, Amos P.		3539
Texas probation reform would yield savings.	St. Gerard, Vanessa		326
The Big House: Life Inside a Supermax Security Prison.	Beeler, Arthur F., Jr.	Book Review	653
The rate of family violence fell by more than one-half between 1993 and 2002, from an estimated 5.4 victims to 2.1 victims per 1,000 U.S. residents age 12 and older, reflecting the general decline in crimes against people during the same period, the Bureau of Justice Statistics reported.	Comey, Philip	Brief Article	275
Vermont staff seek help against assault with bodily fluids.	St. Gerard, Vanessa		308
Violence as a routine feature of prison life for women: a qualitative assessment.	McGuire, Dyan		7602
Visitations and family (re)unification.			9607