Articles from Corrections Compendium (November 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Adult correctional budgets, 2007-2008.			6629
At year-end 2007, federal and state prisons and local jails held just under 2.3 million inmates (2,293,157).	Gormsen, Lia		209
Calendar.		Calendar	174
Continuing education home-study quiz.			404
Gender-responsive treatment and the need to examine female inmates' lives in prison and prior to prison.	McDonald, Danielle		5904
Juvenile arrests increased modestly in 2005 and 2006; however, because the number of arrests in 2004 was less than in any year since 1987, the number of juvenile arrests for violent crimes in 2006 was relatively low.	Gormsen, Lia		206
Juvenile offenders train abandoned dogs.	Gormsen, Lia		157
North Carolina detains record number of illegal immigrants.	Gormsen, Lia		93
Rehabilitation programs' success hard to measure.	Gormsen, Lia		299
Self-reported prevalence of medical conditions within a correctional population.	Gietzen, Jonathan W.; Van Atta, Jennifer K.; Hough, Jared		6575
Southern states cut juvenile justice budgets.	Gormsen, Lia		180
State correctional systems that use both privately and publicly run prisons experience lower rates of growth in the cost of housing their public prisoners when compared with states that do not contract with private correctional providers.	Gormsen, Lia		209
The American Jail: Cornerstone of Modern Corrections.	Mickle-Askin, Kathleen		474
U.N. rule of law guidelines.	Hill, Gary		2256