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Career criminal program national evaluation : final report / E. Chelimsky, J. Dahmann

Autor: CHELIMSKY, E.Co-autor: DAHMANN, J.Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: Washington : U.S. Department of Justice. National Institute of Justice, 1981Descrição física: XI, 157 p.; 28 cmAssunto: 704 | 5276 | 5317 | 741 | 5071Localização e Cota : 343.9CHE Resumo: Introduction: The career criminal program - origins, objectives and assumptions; The national evaluation - purpose and research design. Selection of the four national evaluation sites. Program processes: Routine processing in the four jurisdictions: The context for career criminal program implementation. Who are the 'Career Criminals'? Defining the Career Criminal target population. Targeted prosecution; Extra-program processes: The law enforcement role in the four programs; The correctional response in the state systems of the four Jurisdictions. Program effects: Immediate program effects - Impact on criminal justice processing in the four jurisdictions. The question of crime impact. Findings, implications and issues of evaluation use: Evaluation findings and implications. Issues of evaluation use.
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Introduction: The career criminal program - origins, objectives and assumptions; The national evaluation - purpose and research design. Selection of the four national evaluation sites. Program processes: Routine processing in the four jurisdictions: The context for career criminal program implementation. Who are the 'Career Criminals'? Defining the Career Criminal target population. Targeted prosecution; Extra-program processes: The law enforcement role in the four programs; The correctional response in the state systems of the four Jurisdictions. Program effects: Immediate program effects - Impact on criminal justice processing in the four jurisdictions. The question of crime impact. Findings, implications and issues of evaluation use: Evaluation findings and implications. Issues of evaluation use.

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