Articles from Corrections Compendium (July 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A comparison of recidivism rates for low-level drug and/or alcohol offenders receiving intermediate sanctions.	Muftic, Lisa R.; Bouffard, Jeffrey A.	Report	5665
An analysis of Massachusetts Department of Corrections administrative data on recidivism revealed that the three-year reincarceration rate of male inmates released in 2002 was 39 percent.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	167
Arrests of 13- and 14-year-olds accounted for 22 percent of juvenile arrests in 2006, and arrests of juveniles younger than 13 made up 6 percent.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	209
By 2011, California should house all its juvenile offenders in county-run, regional rehabilitation facilities.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	186
Corrections calendar.		Conference news	237
Court overturns sentence review panels.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	103
Criminal Justice Research and Practice: Diverse Voices from the Field.	Blakely, Curtis	Book review	846
Europe's prison education association: a dynamic organization and resource.	Hill, Gary		1167
Juvenile offenders bring old diners back to life.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	166
New Mexico's prison population drops.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	185
Responding to sexual violence in prisons: services for victims.	Zweig, Janine M.	Survey	5930
Stillwater opens new segregation unit.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	98
Survey summary.		Survey	7442
The biggest threat to U.S. security from inmates who adhere to nontraditional religions is the potential for small groups of radical believers to instigate terrorist acts upon release.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	172