Articles from Corrections Today (August 1, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Accreditation: an inside look at accreditation.	Branham, Lynn S.	Transcript	3003
Civil disabilities of convicted felons.	Kuzma, Susan M.		3084
Civil rights of institutionalized persons: CRIPA can be used to eliminate unlawful conditions of confinement in juvenile facilities.	Puritz, Patricia; Scali, Mary Ann		2999
Commanding safe streets.	Harry, Jennifer L.		511
Getting in the ring: the Texas Crime Bill Work Group works exclusively to analyze pending legislation.	Winckler, Kathie		2586
It does take a village: a youth violence program in Kincheloe, Mich., galvanizes the community.	Ellis, Sheryl		2411
Jailhouse Journalism.	Blakely, Curtis R.	Book Review	855
Kids in adult correctional systems: an understanding of adolescent development can aid staff in managing youthful offender populations.	Glick, Barry		2508
Measuring success: the Washington State Juvenile Rehabilitation Model.	Schmidt, Rik; Boesky, Lisa; Brunson, Karen; Trupin, Eric		1494
Ontario's new probation supervision model.	Evans, Donald G.		715
PLRA is not the answer.	Boston, John		796
PLRA: a step in the right direction.	Vandenbraak, Sarah B.		741
Reducing inmate litigation: Missouri's Constituent Services Office proves value of communication.	Schriro, Dora B.		2202
The law: a help or a hindrance to corrections?	Branham, Lynn S.	Column	733
The Prison Litigation Reform Act: in the two years since its enactment, PLRA has had a dramatic impact on inmate litigation.	Collins, William C.; Grant, Darlene C.		2190
The privatization debate continues; Tennessee's experience highlights scope of controversy over private prisons.	Kyle, Jim		2408
The risks juveniles face: housing juveniles in adult institutions is self-destructive and self-defeating.	Ziedenberg, Jason; Schiraldi, Vincent		2021
The times, they are a-changin'.	Gondles, James A., Jr.	Editorial	537
Unethical staff behavior: good correctional managers can help staff succeed.	Henry, Mark A.		3596
We can work it out: settlements are still possible after PLRA.	Alexander, Elizabeth		2084