Henggeler SW, Schoenwald SK. Boot camps for juvenile offenders: just say no. Journal of Child and Family Studies 1994;3:243-8.Boot camps for juvenile offenders: Just say no - Henggeler, Schoenwald - 1994 () Citation Context ... jurisdictions and boot camps that have nosrehabilitative ...
Boot camps for juvenile offenders In response to increases in juvenile crime and the high cost of traditional211u001econfinement, the number of boot camps for juvenile offenders has grown i... Peters, M,Thomas, D,Zamberlan, C 被引量: 36发表: 1997年 Boot camps and traditional correctional fa...
which found that boot camp environments were more structured and most incorporated military basic training components (Gover, MacKenzie, & Styve, 2000). In addition, evidence has suggested that juvenile offenders found boot camps to be safer and more therapeutic ...
Correctional Boot Camps, Attitudes, and Recidivism offenders.This research focuses on Oklahoma's first-time offenders sentenced between 1989 and 1991, and an additional group of boot camp inmates surveyed ... DT Wright,GL Mays - 《Journal of Offender Rehabilitation》 被引量: 10发表: 1998年 Using...
1.slangUSa basic training camp for new recruits to the US Navy or Marine Corps 2.(Sociology) a centre for juvenile offenders, with a strict disciplinary regime, hard physical exercise, and community labour programmes Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © Har...
Boot camps, juvenile offenders, and culture shock - Polsky, Fast - 1993 () Citation Context ... of inmates out of transport vehicles. This is followed by "devastating" streams of verbal abuse and "unceasing" bullying. The process ends with the total loss of the individual's "locus of ...
Correctional boot camps are a controversial alternative sanction for adjudicated juveniles that emphasize a militaristic style of operation. Program characteristics vary with the political atmosphere of the jurisdiction in which the boot camps are running, but most focus on rehabilitating offenders within a...
Evaluation of Boot Camps for Juvenile Offenders in Cleveland, Denver, and Mobile, 1992-1993Bourque, Blair BFelker, Daniel BHan, MeiWhite, Richard N
A CLOSER LOOKBoot camps for juvenile offenders - a punishing "tough love" approach to reform - are falling out of favor in many states, 20 years after they came into vogue as the last, best hope for helping troubled youths.The reason: Routinely shoving a kid's face in the dirt - a ...
Initially developed for adult offenders, boot camps were later redesigned for juvenile offenders. These programs offer an intermediate sanction, punishment that is less severe than long-term incarceration and more severe than punishments associated with community correction. Viewed as both rehabilitative ...