Articles from Corrections Today (April 1, 1995)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Angry All the Time - An Emergency Guide to Anger Control.	Withrow, Pamela K.	Book Review	501
Australia's new "WORCing" class.	Hamburger, Keith		1954
Avoiding lawsuits: a summary of ADA provisions and remedies.	Van Sickle, Darlene		1511
Construction, maintenance administrators meet to discuss common concerns.			521
Developing a legislative position statement.	Ingley, Gwyn Smith		611
Facility design can help welcome disabled staff.	McCampbell, Susan W.		967
Finding modern ways to teach today's youth.	Curcio, Sharon		1172
Forming partnerships to better serve the offender and victim.	Evans, Donald G.		632
How ADA requirements affect small jail design.	Thompson, Arthur P.; Ridlon, Wesley		1987
It's never too late to show love and kindness.		Transcript	1605
Juvenile job placements as alternatives to incarceration.	Bauer, Craig		1457
Juvenile justice experts target new services for NIC and OJJDP.	Carter, Dianne		552
Legal and historical views on racial biases in prison.	Ross, Lee E.; Hawkins, Darnell F.		2110
Legal traps remain for the unwary.	Collins, William C.		1796
Making the transition to meet ADA requirements systemwide.	Pulitzer, Curtiss; Bliek, Jacob		1182
New rights for inmates with hearing loss.	Vernon, McCay		2064
Proposed crime control legislation in the U.S. Congress.			1209
Psychological Classification of the Adult Male Prison Inmate.	Edwards, K. Anthony	Book Review	586
Reexamining Israel's prisons.	Simon, Rita J.; Garrett, Judith Simon		2853
Registration, regulation and education will help stop the nation's gun violence.		Transcript	2830
Requirements and rewards of the Americans with Disabilities Act.	Appel, Alan		2054
Requirements for cell and housing design.	Bernsen, Herbert L.; Gauger, Glenn E.		2042
Sex offender facility committed to change and rehabilitation.	Lester, Thomas L.		1379
The Americans with Disabilities Act's impact on corrections.	Rubin, Paula N.		2525
To achieve law and order, people must be changed.		Transcript	3835
Twenty-fifth anniversary opening session speech.		Transcript	1504