Correctional Theory and Practice Book

Preface. INTRODUCTION. 1. Informed-Reasoned Correctional Policy, Clayton A. Hartjen. 2. The Limits of Punishment as Social Policy, Don C. Gibbons. PART ONE: COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS. 3. Punishment and Control in Community Supervision, Todd R. Clear. 4. Intensive Supervision Probation-Fad or for Keeps?, O. Elmer Polk and Rolando V. del Carmen. 5. Management Style in Probation: Policy Implications Derived from System Theory, Patricia L. Hardyman. 6. Role Definition for the Practitioner of Correctional Supervision: Transcending Role Conflict in Theory and Practice, Barbara A. Meyerson. 7. Electronic Monitoring: Another Fatal Remedy?, J. Robert Lily. PART TWO: INSTITUTIONAL CORRECTIONS. 8. Recent Trends in Corrections and Prisoners' Rights Law, Charles H. Jones. 9. Crowding and the Quality of Prison Life: A Preliminary Reform Agenda, Robert Johnson. 10. Segregation and Hidden Discrimination in Prisons: Reflections on a Small Study of Cell Assignments, Douglas C. McDonald and David Weisburd. 11. AIDS and Human Rights in Prison: A Comment on the Ethics of Screening and Segregation, Leo Carroll. 12. Capital Punishment and Structured Discretion: Arbitrariness and Discrimination after Furman, Alan Widmayer and James Marquart. 13. Aging Inmate Offenders: Another Perspective. 14. Issues in Parole Release Decision Making, Peggy B. Burke. PART THREE: JUVENILE CORRECTIONS. 15. Emerging Trends and Issues in Juvenile Justice, Michael F. Aloisi. 16. Juvenile Criminals: Punishment or Reform?, James O. Finckenauer. CONCLUSION. 17. Sentencing Reform and Correctional Policy: Some Unanswered Questions, Edward E. Rhine.