Oregon
Using Knowledge and Teamwork To Reduce Crime
Recidivism Among the Customers of Female Street Prostitutes: Do Intervention Programs Help?
Acquiring and Utilizing Resources to Enhance and Sustain a Safe Learning Environment (Guide 8 from Safe and Secure: Guides to Creating Safer Schools)
Anticipating Community Drug Problems
Community Corrections in Oregon: Empowerment Philosophy and Sex Offender Supervision Network
Effectiveness of Supervised Pretrial Release
Prostitution and Fellatio
Effects of Determinate Sentencing on Inmate Misconduct in Prison
Conceptualization and Measurement of Citizens' Crime Prevention Behaviors
Cost-Benefit Study of a Breaking the Cycle Program for Juveniles
Pushing the Envelope: Leadership in Prosecution
Are You Really Doing Community Policing?
Angels in Marble: Problems in Stimulating Community Involvement in Community Policing
Social Capital Among Women Offenders: Examining the Distribution of Social Networks and Resources
Faith-Based Programs Give Facilities a Helping Hand
Starting a Sex Offender Program: Reports From Three Communities
TECHBeat, July/August 2018
Mapping the Implementation Landscape: Assessing the Systemic Capacity of Statewide Community Corrections Agencies to Deliver Evidence-Based Practices Corrections: Policy, Practice and Research
State Administering Agencies
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