California is making bold moves to dismantle death row at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, one of the most notorious prisons in the United States. This change comes as executions have been halted and inmates on death row are being transferred to other prisons across the state. California Gov. ...
but after serving eight years for his crimes, we doubt if even the most rehabilitative of prisons will still be able to help him. Crime ... and time; [c]COMMENT disposition toward denying rehabilitative employees NLRA rights should Rehabilitative employees and the National Labor Relations Act A...
Sharp, S. (2003). The Incarcerated Woman: Rehabilitative Programming in Women's Prisons. Prenctice HallSharp, Susan F. (2003). The Incarcerated Woman: Rehabilitative Programming in Women's Prisons. New Jersey: Prentice Hall.Sharp, Susan F. The Incarcerated Woman: Rehabilitative Programming in ...
Data were collected from three Italian prisons as part of the European project 鈥淐alypsos鈥 This study examines the role of love across its various expressions and components in the social reintegration of inmates, exploring how family ties, educational programs, and employment opportunities ...
Using data on more than 55,000 offenders released from Minnesota prisons, we examine whether criminogenic effects arising from imprisonment may stem from a lack of institutional programming. We also evaluate the impact of participation in multiple correctional interventions on recidivism. The results ...
California is making bold moves to dismantle death row at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, one of the most notorious prisons in the United States. This change comes as executions have been halted and inmates on death row are being transferred to other prisons across the state.California Gov. ...
(1998), Are shock incarceration programs more rehabilitative than traditional prisons? a survey of inmates. Justice Quarterly, 15(May 2013), 547-566Lutze, F. E. (1998). Are shock incarceration programs more rehabilitative than traditional prisons? A survey of inmates. Justice Quarterly 15 (3),...