Add to ORKGMany individuals with mental illness are arrested specifically due to symptoms of their mental illness for charges such as trespassing or disorderly conduct. This study involves several facets of determining an appropriate diversion program for Kent County Correctional Facility to place people in community based treatment programs rather than jail. The quantitative portion of the study was to replicate an earlier study performed in 1994 to determine an accurate number of persons with mental illness incarcerated in the facility. The remainder of the study was more qualitative in nature, studying jail diversion programs in other areas to determine similarities and differences among these programs. The purpose of this study is to determine the...
The objective of this study was to examine the perceptions of sex offenders about their mandated out...
This study, undertaken by the Center for Health Services Research and Policy at the George Washingto...
Sentences imposed in Kentucky are for a specific number of years (i.e. "three years"); referred to a...
Many individuals with mental illness are arrested specifically due to symptoms of their mental illne...
Title from PDF of title page, viewed on June 6, 2016Thesis advisor: Alexander HolsingerVitaIncludes ...
The Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers programs in Iowa are changing the lives of...
This study examined the relationship between a college and its local government organizations in a c...
Past work related to the private prison system has focused on direct comparisons between private and...
The current cross-sectional study evaluated the relative contributions of parental perfectionism (i....
Wrongful convictions pose a large threat to the integrity of the United States criminal justice syst...
Research on the Disruptive Behavior Disorders (DBDs) has historically been based on boys. Results fr...
Problem: Safety concerns have existed for more than 40 years about how hazardous drug (HD) exposure ...
Over the years correctional-based reentry programs have gained the attention of academics and govern...
Factors associated with the achievement of abstinence were examined among 343 opiate addicted older ...
This report details a three year evaluation of the MENTOR (Mentors Empowering to Overcome Recidivism...
The objective of this study was to examine the perceptions of sex offenders about their mandated out...
This study, undertaken by the Center for Health Services Research and Policy at the George Washingto...
Sentences imposed in Kentucky are for a specific number of years (i.e. "three years"); referred to a...
Many individuals with mental illness are arrested specifically due to symptoms of their mental illne...
Title from PDF of title page, viewed on June 6, 2016Thesis advisor: Alexander HolsingerVitaIncludes ...
The Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers programs in Iowa are changing the lives of...
This study examined the relationship between a college and its local government organizations in a c...
Past work related to the private prison system has focused on direct comparisons between private and...
The current cross-sectional study evaluated the relative contributions of parental perfectionism (i....
Wrongful convictions pose a large threat to the integrity of the United States criminal justice syst...
Research on the Disruptive Behavior Disorders (DBDs) has historically been based on boys. Results fr...
Problem: Safety concerns have existed for more than 40 years about how hazardous drug (HD) exposure ...
Over the years correctional-based reentry programs have gained the attention of academics and govern...
Factors associated with the achievement of abstinence were examined among 343 opiate addicted older ...
This report details a three year evaluation of the MENTOR (Mentors Empowering to Overcome Recidivism...
The objective of this study was to examine the perceptions of sex offenders about their mandated out...
This study, undertaken by the Center for Health Services Research and Policy at the George Washingto...
Sentences imposed in Kentucky are for a specific number of years (i.e. "three years"); referred to a...