Probation & Prison Overcrowding 
.... Second, the State of Washington could follow the lead of some other states and adopt the "
pay for
probation and parole" concept. ....
(5644
23
)
CHARGING PRISON INMATES FOR HEALTH SERVICES
.... Massachusetts requires that convicted persons on parole or
probation pay a monthly supervision fee "equal to not less than one day's net wages nor more than ....
(2903
12
)
Probation systems in the United States
.... new) was the ISPs which were intended to make
probation "more dreaded .... restitution to victims; electronic monitoring; and requiring probationers to "
pay for the ....
(2760
11
)
Probation systems in the US & Recidivism
.... new) was the ISPs which were intended to make
probation "more dreaded .... restitution to victims; electronic monitoring; and requiring probationers to "
pay for the ....
(2774
11
)
US Criminal Court System
.... Massachusetts Superior Court requires that convicted persons on parole or
probation pay a monthly supervision fee "equal to not less than one day's net wages ....
(3816
15
)
Reducing Recidivism
.... Massachusetts requires that convicted persons on parole or
probation pay a monthly supervision fee "equal to not less than one day's net wages nor more than ....
(3071
12
)
Parole Systems
.... Massachusetts requires that convicted persons on parole or
probation pay a monthly supervision fee "equal to not less than one day's net wages nor more than ....
(4324
17
)
PRISON PRIVATIZATION
.... Massachusetts requires that convicted persons on parole or
probation pay a monthly supervision fee "equal to not less than one day's net wages nor more than ....
(6525
26
)
Applying Process Guidelines and Mandates
.... excluded from
probation programs. Thus, new prison cells continue to be required in increasing numbers, and no one wants to ask the public to
pay for their ....
(1539
6
)
CRIME BY THE ELDERLY
.... Massachusetts requires that convicted persons on parole or
probation pay a monthly supervision fee "equal to not less than one day's net wages nor more than ....
(6672
27
)
STATEMENT IN MITIGATION What follows is a state
.... He cannot afford to
pay more than $285 which will render the victim whole. Restitution in full is a fact in favor of
probation under Rule 414(b)(3) and a ....
(2215
9
)
Crime & Punishment in the US
.... ì The
pay for parole or
probation alternative would allow non-ì violent offenders to avoid incarceration in return for their ì payment for the costs of ....
(6622
26
)
Crime & Punishment in the US
.... ì The
pay for parole or
probation alternative would allow non-ì violent offenders to avoid incarceration in return for their ì payment for the costs of ....
(6664
27
)
Impact of White Collar Crimes
.... p. 54). In reality, most white collar criminals are sentenced to
probation and perhaps ordered to
pay restitution. The rationale ....
(5360
21
)
INTERMITTENT INCARCERATION This research paper
.... Umbrecht, M. (1990, June). Danish use of prisons and community alternatives. Federal
Probation, 44, 24-28. .... Making criminals
pay. Washington Monthly, 30, 20-30.
(3144
13
)
Drug Courts as an Effective Method of Punishment
.... Clients
pay mandated fees for the program, and the program is partially funded by .... is structured in such a way to preclude the need for
probation officers (the ....
(2398
10
)
Effectiveness of Drug Courts
.... Clients
pay mandated fees for the program, and the program is partially funded by .... is structured in such a way to preclude the need for
probation officers (the ....
(2411
10
)
Prison and Correctional System
.... At these prices, it would make sense for every citizen to
pay very careful .... community based treatment programs that include such things as
probation work release ....
(1371
5
)
NCAA Legal Cases
.... against the institution which are illustrated in the following list:
Probation for five .... Unable to
pay his debts, the wrestler appealed to the head coach for ....
(1774
7
)
Prisons and Crime Reduction
.... $600,000 and $1.1 million, so the program would probably
pay for itself. .... An Adult
Probation study in Arizona found that probationers who received literacy ....
(1275
5
)
Programs to Reduce Crime in the US
.... $600,000 and $1.1 million, so the program would probably
pay for itself. .... An Adult
Probation study in Arizona found that probationers who received literacy ....
(1275
5
)
Criminals and Rehabilitation
.... offenders in such program usually must have jobs and must
pay for all or .... to government since the cost is higher than traditional
probation supervision (Prison ....
(4518
18
)
Crime and Unemployment
.... fiscal resources to police, prosecutors, the courts, prisons, and
probation and parole .... United States--through the creation of low-skill, low-
pay, low-potential ....
(4010
16
)
Alternative Sentencing
....
pay little attention to gender (Chesney-Lind). Two decades ago, nearly two thirds of the women convicted of federal felonies were granted
probation, but by 1991 ....
(2581
10
)
Intermediate Punishments as Prison Alternatives
.... After 90 days incarceration in this unit, inmates are placed on supervised
probation. .... to hand over their paycheck for deduction of sums to
pay for weekly ....
(1697
7
)
Disparities in Criminal Sentencing in California
.... be seized and bank accounts attached before conviction to
pay restitution .... relatively short, and considerable use is still made of
probation, fines, restitution ....
(3510
14
)
Journal Articles on Sociology of Corrections
.... leasing private jails or prisons, governments can simply
pay "rent" from .... The implementation of
probation, parole, and indeterminate sentencing emerged in the ....
(6079
24
)
Incarceration of Nonviolent Drug Offenders
.... No-frills prisons and jails: A movement in flux. Federal
Probation, 60, 35-44. Loconte, J. (1998, January). Making criminals
pay. Policy Review, 87, 26-31. ....
(2076
8
)
Concepts of Correction and Penology
.... day to day basis, the prisoner left on
probation becomes free to go on living without the sort of contacts and knowledge of how to make society
pay for having ....
(8415
34
)
Cyber Crime Auctions
.... never delivered merchandise. He was ordered five years of
probation and made to
pay full restitution. Robert Guest, previously mentioned ....
(8039
32
)
