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_aPrison architecture and inmate misconduct _ea multilevel assessment _fRobert G. Morris, John L. Worrall |
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| 330 | _aResearchers have not yet devoted sufficient attention to the effect of prison architecture on inmate misconduct. Using data from the population of male prisoners in Texas, the authors explored the association between two prison architectural design types (as determined by satellite imagery) and inmate misconduct. The results from multilevel statistical analyses suggest that architectural design is associated with nonviolent misconduct but not violent misconduct. Policy implications and directions for future research are discussed. | ||
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_c Texas Dallas _d2010 _pP. 1-27 _tCrime & Delinquency |
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_9423268 _aMORRIS _bRobert G. |
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_944874 _aWORRALL _bJohn L. |
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