The state of ISP: Research and policy implications

The state of ISP: Research and policy implications

Fulton et al discuss the effectiveness of intensive supervision programs (ISPs), which are among the most popular form of alternative sanctions in the US. ISP has held its ground as an important element of community corrections programming.

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Veröffentlicht in:Federal Probation 1997-12, Vol.61 (4), p.65
Hauptverfasser: Fulton, Betsy, Latessa, Edward J, Stichman, Amy, Travis, Lawrence F
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
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History
Parole & probation
Public policy
Supervision
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Zusammenfassung:Fulton et al discuss the effectiveness of intensive supervision programs (ISPs), which are among the most popular form of alternative sanctions in the US. ISP has held its ground as an important element of community corrections programming.
ISSN:0014-9128
1555-0303