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National Institute of Corrections Prison Classification Peer Training and Strategy Session: What's Happening with Prison Classification Systems?: Sept - Paperback

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by Patricia L. Hardyman (Author), Terri Adams-Fuller (Author), National Institute of Corrections U. S. (Created by)

Proceedings from this two-day national forum on classification and information system related problems are provided. Topics discussed include: linking all the pieces; external and internal classification; classification data for planning; linking DOC to local jails; prison internal classification systems; automated risk and needs; AICS - personality based model; managing high risk offenders; responding to litigation; winning classification systems -- Montana; responding to litigation -- Michigan; classification of women offenders; BOP's work with revalidation and classification of women offenders; a dynamic instrument for women; reentry -- linking prison classification to reentry to the community; reentry -- incarceration planning; and wrap-up and next steps. Appendixes include presenter bios and contact information for all of the participants.

Number of Pages: 50
Dimensions: 0.1 x 9.69 x 7.44 IN
Publication Date: October 26, 2012
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