Articles from Corrections Today (February 1, 1998)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
1998 federal budget includes increased criminal justice funds.	Turpin, James		660
All in a day's work.	Harry, Jennifer L.		561
An interview with Tom Fontana: the producer of "Homicide" and "Oz" reveals his perceptions of life in prison.	DeGroot, Gabrielle; Daley, Gabriella	Cover Story	2920
Capital Punishment in the United States - A Documentary History.	Blakely, Curtis R.	Book Review	987
Changing public opinion: correctional administrators have an obligation to attempt to influence public policy.	Cowley, Jack	Cover Story	1269
Corrections' public relations dilemma: a good PR plan can effectively counter negative public perceptions.	Fairchild, Brian	Cover Story	1357
Don't believe everything you hear: the real story behind California's media access policy.	Kindel, Tip		620
Handling foreign media requests: in an era of global communications, corrections professionals must learn how to manage requests from foreign news organizations.	Dunne, Daniel	Cover Story	2171
Influencing public perception.	Gondles, James A., Jr.	Editorial	440
Media access: where should you draw the line?	Kindel, Tip	Cover Story	1773
New rules in juvenile justice design: as Congress passes new laws on juvenile crime, architects confront the challenges of housing these youthful offenders.	Niedringhous, Robert T.; Goedert, Philip		1188
OJJDP operates training center.	Goodnow, Michael; Francis, Karen B.		499
Old habits die hard; corrections professionals constantly struggle against negative stereotypes.	Kniest, Tim	Cover Story	1816
Openness is the best policy.	Jarvis, Mack	Column	736
Partnering for solutions.	Harry, Jennifer L.		716
Sex offender management.	Keiser, George M.		600
Sex, lies and videotape: Illinois shares lessons learned from a public relations debacle.	Washington, Odie	Cover Story	2137
Taking a balanced approach to media access.	Angelone, Ron	Cover Story	714
To the max: supermax facilities provide prison administrators with more security options.	Hershberger, Gregory L.		2266
Training enhances victim services.	Evans, Donald G.		638
What does the public really think? A survey of the general public's perceptions of corrections yields some surprising results.	Bryant, Paula Tully; Morris, Eugene	Cover Story	2577