41. Texas Attorney General of purposes, including drug abuse prevention, treatment, or rehabilitation programs,increased salaries under Chapter 59 of the Code of criminal Procedure and http://www.oag.state.tx.us/criminal/maincrim.shtml

Criminal Justice Home Links Search Site Index ... Tattoo Removal Program (updated 7/10/01) Training Programs The Attorney General provides resources for law enforcement though the criminal justice divisions of his agency. The divisions provide technical assistance in a number of key areas and are available to coordinate local, state and federal efforts when necessary to successfully combat multi-jurisdictional criminal actvity. The educational, investigational, and prosecutorial resources of the Attorney General's Office are readily available to augment other state agency, county or municipal resources. CRIMINAL LAW ENFORCEMENT CONFERENCE Each Fall, the Attorney General holds a three-day Criminal Law Enforcement Conference in Austin. This year's conference is scheduled for November 13-15, 2000. A registration form will be available at this web site. Call (512) 475-4762 or e-mail conferences@oag.state.tx.us. Also, please visit our CLU Calendar for Criminal Law related events. CRIMINAL JUSTICE PUBLICATIONS. As a resource for law enforcement, the Attorney General publishes the

42. Programs Of Study - Tunxis Community College Business Office Technology. Computer Information Systems (CIS). criminal Justice.Drug Alcohol rehabilitation (DARC). Human Services. Transfer programs. http://tunxis.commnet.edu/programs/

Programs of Study Programs of Study Allied Health Business Office Technology Computer Information Systems (CIS) Criminal Justice Technology Studies English As A Second Language (ESL) Human Services Transfer Programs Allied Health Dental Assisting (Cert.) Dental Hygiene (A.S.) Physical Therapist Assistant (A.S.) Pre-Allied Health Sequence Applied Arts: Graphic Design (A.S.) Applied Arts: Graphic Design (Cert.) (A.S.) Applied Arts: Visual Fine Arts (A.S.) (A.S.) Communication (Cert.) Accounting (Cert.) Banking (A.S.) Business Administration (A.S.) Business Administration (Cert.) Business Administration: Accounting Option (A.S.) Business Administration: Marketing Management Option (A.S.) Business Administration: Marketing Option (Cert.) Business Administration: Retail Business Management Option (A.S.) Business Administration: Retail Business Management Option (Cert.)

43. Friday Center: Independent Studies And Self-paced Study Online Catalog: Criminal criminal Justice. CJ 204 examines the development of managerial concepts of correctionalinstitutions and studies rehabilitation programs at state and federal http://www.fridaycenter.unc.edu/iscatalog/criminal.html

skip navigation bar Academic Programs The Friday Center for Continuing Education Criminal Justice CJ 204 (ECSU) Peneology CJ 204 (ECSU) Peneology CJ 204 examines the development of managerial concepts of correctional institutions and studies rehabilitation programs at state and federal levels. Credit Hours: 3, lower level Submitted Assignments: Instructor: Lynn Barnes, PhD Text: Allen and Simonsen, Corrections in America, textbook and study guide (2001), $84.50 list of courses [top of page] Main Page General Information ... Request a Printed Catalog © University of North Carolina Last modified: March 21, 2003 Web page managed by: pubpro@unc.edu

44. UALR Graduate Programs And Degrees Policy through the Department of criminal Justice at Graduate/Professional CertificatePrograms. rehabilitation Counseling (a post-master's degree certificate http://www.ualr.edu/~graddept/gsprodegs.html

UALR Graduate Degree Programs Catalog of Programs Program Webpages Academic Calendar Admissions Information ... Graduate School Homepage Master of Arts Programs (MA) Chemistry Counseling: Rehabilitation Counseling Criminal Justice Gerontology ... Second Languages Master of Business Administration Degree Options (MBA) Executive Master of Business Administration Master of Business Administration Master of Public Administration ( MPA Master of Social Work ( MSW Master of Education Programs (MEd) Adult Education Counselor Education Early Childhood Education Learning Systems Technology ... Teaching the Gifted and Talented Education Specialist Programs (EdS) Elementary Education: Reading Recovery Doctor of Education Programs (EdD) Higher Education Doctor of Philosophy Programs (PhD) Applied Science Public Policy - through the Department of Criminal Justice at UALR in cooperation with U of A, Fayetteville. Communicative Disorders (This program is in the approval process. Monitor this site for information about it's pending approval. Master of Science Programs (MS) Applied Science Biology Chemistry Communicative Disorders (with UAMS) Computer Science Engineering - through the Engineering Distance Education Center at U of A, Fayetteville.

45. The Anti-Drug Abuse Act Of 1988 the Chancellor or his/her designee of any criminal drug statute to employees fordrug abuse counseling, rehabilitation, or employee assistance programs. http://www.cu.edu/policies/Personnel/antidrug.html

Title: The Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988 Source: Executive Vice President Prepared by: Theo Volsky, Jr.. Executive Vice President Approved by: Theo Volsky, Jr. Application: All campuses Effective Date: March 16, 1989 Replaces: n/a I NTRODUCTION The Anti-Drug Abuse Act was signed into law on November 15, 1988. The Act requires employers who contract with or receive grants from federal agencies to certify that they will meet certain requirements for providing a "drug-free workplace." In general, the requirements are: Make a good faith effort to maintain a drug-free workplace; Publish a drug abuse policy statement; Distribute to each employee a written copy of the drug abuse policy statement; Notify the granting or contracting federal agency within ten (10) days of receiving a conviction notice from an employee; Impose sanctions (up to and including employment termination), or require convicted employees to participate in a drug abuse assistance or rehabilitation program; Establish a drug-free awareness program to educate employees on the dangers of drug abuse, available drug counseling and other programs, and the drug abuse policy of the University.

46. Here Is To Your Health -- Part Seven programs including education, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation. two new residentialprograms through CODAAP partnership with the criminal justice system http://www.phila.gov/health/history/parts/part_6c.htm

Health Home Early History Public Nuisances Contagious Disease ... Epilogue The Coordinating Office for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs Originally started as the Division of Addictive Diseases within the Office of Mental Health in 1966, the Coordinating Office for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs (CODAAP) was established within the Mayor's Office in 1972 and was made a separate office within the Philadelphia Department of Public Health in 1979. Conceived as a planning unit for needed services, CODAAP's responsibilities include channeling the energies of Philadelphia drug and alcohol prevention and treatment programs into an integrated and coordinated system.  By monitoring the changes and trends in substance abuse in the city, CODAAP coordinates and evaluates substance abuse prevention and rehabilitation programs to meet changing needs. CODAAP coordinates its efforts with other systems such as Community Behavioral Health (CBH), Medicare and managed health care systems. CODAAP currently provides help to over 17,000 Philadelphians annually through its contract services with over 90 agencies for a variety of programs including education, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation.  Recently, the Department of Public Health created two new residential programs through CODAAP and CBH for individuals dually diagnosed with mental illnesses and substance addictions. Seven new recovery houses were created for individuals enrolled in substance abuse treatment who require the supports of a safe and secure living arrangement to stay in treatment.

47. Education - Counseling MS in rehabilitation Counseling. MA in Special Education Credential programs PreliminaryLevel I criminal Justice Counseling Specialist Certificate of Advanced http://www-catalog.admin.csufresno.edu/current/edcounsel.html

You are in the official 2003-2004 General Catalog for California State University, Fresno. Department of Counseling, Special Education, and Rehabilitation The Kremen School of Education and Human Development Department of Counseling, Special Education, and Rehabilitation RONALD S. KIYANA, Chair Education Building, Room 350 http://caracas.soehd.csufresno.edu/departments/cse/counsped.htm M.S. in Counseling Marriage and Family Therapy Option Counseling and Student Services ... M.A. in Special Education Credential programs: Preliminary Level I (including Special Education Internship Program) Professional Level II Education Specialist Credential in Mild/Moderate and Moderate/Severe Disabilities Pupil Personnel Services Credential Criminal Justice Counseling Specialist Certificate of Advanced Study Faculty Ronald S. Kiyuna, Chair, (559) 278-0340 Colleen Torgerson, Coordinator of Special Education, (559) 278-0327 Christopher Lucey, Coordinator of Counselor Education, (559) 278-0407 Sarah Lam, Coordinator of Pupil Personnel Services/Student Services, (559) 278-0355 Charles Arokiasamy, Coordinator of Rehabilitation Counseling, (559) 278-0325n

48. Criminal Law And Procedure Decisions: Alabama V. Bozeman Article IV(e) should not be used to bar further criminal proceedings. spend all ofthose 120 days away from the sending State’s rehabilitation programs.”. http://sol.lp.findlaw.com/2000/bozeman.html

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49. Children's Programs Background Checks FAQs What programs are covered under the law? if I don’t hire someone because of hisor her criminal record How does someone receive rehabilitation review approval http://www.dhfs.state.wi.us/caregiver/childrensFAQs.HTM

Licensing Reference Center Search Caregiver ... Nurse Aide Publications Children’s Programs - Frequently Asked Questions PDF Version of this document , 104 KB, 22 pages - Information on installing Acrobat Reader to view, navigate, or print PDF files. On October 1, 1998, a law was enacted that implemented a new program of background checks for caregivers in entities regulated by the Department of Health and Family Services (DHFS). The Caregiver Program is implemented under ss.48.685 and 50.065, Stats., and Chapters HFS 12 and 13, Wis. Admin. Code. These can be found at the following web site: www.dhfs.state.wi.us/caregiver/StatutesINDEX.HTM. The Caregiver Law is intended to protect clients in caregiving settings (health care, day care, foster care) from abuse, neglect or misappropriation of their property by licensed, certified or employed caregivers. It requires employers and licensing agencies to: Conduct caregiver background checks every four years; Closely examine the results of the caregiver background checks for criminal convictions or findings of misconduct by a governmental agency; and

50. Criminon: True Rehabilitation For Criminals and purposes, there is in fact no such thing as criminal rehabilitation. there was“little evidence that either institutional programs or noninstitutional http://www.whatisscientology.org/html/part10/chp31/pg0518.html

SOCIAL BETTERMENT ACTIVITES CRIMINON : TRUE REHABILITATION FOR CRIMINALS Each day in the United States, more than 31,000 petty and hard-core criminals are released back into their communities. Within one year, up to 80 percent of these men and women will have committed ten or twenty more crimes before being arrested again and sent back to prison. And so go the revolving doors of the US penal system. Criminon actually grew out of the very successful Narconon prison programs. By the 1980s, with increased drug usage in all sectors of society, the Narconon program shifted its emphasis to community-based activities. At that point, Criminon expanded into the correctional facilities to fill a need. What is Scientology? Links Glossary Bookstore ... For Trademark Information on Scientology Services.

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RETURN TO INDEX PAGE reload this page Hello, Are you a talk show host, or producer, who is looking for a controversial guest for your show? If your show tends to lean toward an "information" format, you've come to the right place and this page is intended to assist you in: deciding if you'd like to have me on as a guest, planning the interview, and in promoting the show in such a way as to best attract its target audience. My name is Kathy L. Renbarger, the author of the 1996 book So you're FED UP with the "criminal justice" system too, huh? and the founder of Citizens For Effective Justice. My phone number is (405) 382-2821 and my e-mail address is fedup@flash.net Originally, I was only doing interviews about my book (So, you're FED UP with the criminal justice system too, huh?) and this page was reflective of that emphasis; but, over time, this focus has shifted toward our assisting people to avoid prison through voluntary corporal sentences (waiver cases) and our group's efforts toward the enactment of corporal alternative sentencing (C.A.S.) laws. Due to this change in focus, I have split this page into two sections: one for book related and another for waiver case and C.A.S. related interviews. The information below is relevant to either type of interview; and, links to the pages for the book and C.A.S. specific pages are provided here: C.A.S. RELATED INTERVIEWS

52. Criminal Law Drunk Driving FAQ Inland Empire Also, certain drug rehabilitation programs can be an alternative, and have the benefitof Again, only an experienced criminal attorney can make sure that these http://www.allen-ehrle.com/faq.htm

FAQ Criminal Law and Procedure arrest attorney defense inland empire FAQ Q: Do I really need a lawyer? A: Yes, without a doubt. While it is true that in some routine cases a lawyer cannot get a better "deal" than a person representing themselves and pleading guilty can, this is a very dangerous business. There are many potential legal issues even in the most straightforward misdemeanor criminal case. If there is a problem with evidence, a search and seizure issue, or issues with the calibration of a breath test machine in a DUI, such information will never come forward without the assistance of an experienced criminal attorney. Of course, in some cases there are no difficulties at all with the Prosecution’s case, and the defendant eventually must plead. However, before a plea is entered every possible avenue should be explored as to legal and technical defenses. An experienced criminal lawyer can often work out creative settlements that a person with no legal background, or even an attorney without experience in the criminal field, simply cannot do. Q: I am concerned about going to jail. Are there options?

53. LWV Indiana Support Positions to automatic expunging of records of juvenile criminal offenders. ¨ Support fora school principal's right to assign work or rehabilitation programs as an http://www.indygov.org/lwv/INissues.htm

City of Indianapolis, Marion County Home Search Mayor Council ... LWVUS Email LWV Indy President: LWVIndy@cs.com LWV of Indianapolis 3808 N. Meridian Indianapolis, IN 46208 Voice Mail: 317-767-4187 League of Women Voters of Indiana (LWV-IN) Support Positions Election Process Procedures ¨ Support for simplified election procedures and training of election officials. Election Recounts ¨ Support for recount procedures which are equally available, specific, and uniform. Candidate Nomination ¨ Support for the open primary system and the direct primary nomination of the Indiana Governor and of its U.S. Senators. Redistricting ¨ Support for equal population in county commissioner districts. ¨ Support for the national position. Voter Registration ¨ Support for laws which make registration and voting more accessible ¨ Support for implementation of the National Voter Registration Act Fiscal and Government Policy Local Government ¨ Support for a system of state-local relations which gives local units of government (county, city, town, and, in some instances, townships) freedom to deal with local problems within broad guidelines established on the state level. Local Government Finance ¨ Support allowing cities, counties, and towns a variety of taxing options or alternatives for raising revenues to finance local governmental operations.

54. Red Deer College Programs - Rehabilitation Services Features Having credit from other programs can earn the Bachelor of Community Rehabilitationdegree program field placements may require criminal Record Checks http://www.rdc.ab.ca/programs_and_courses/preview.php?47

55. Benefits Of TM For Inmates as compared to waitlist controls and members of four other rehabilitation programs. Departmentof Corrections in 1987 in the Journal of criminal Justice (vol. http://www.istpp.org/rehabilitation/page_06.html

Benefits of the Transcendental Meditation Vermont inmates practicing Transcendental Meditation. Between 1982 and 1984 the Transcendental Meditation program was taught to staff and inmates in all six of Vermont's correctional centers. REDUCED STRESS The Transcendental Meditation program reduced the level of stress in prisoners, as measured physiologically by the number of spontaneous skin resistance responses. The study showed that regular practice of the TM technique was positively correlated with the degree of increase in autonomic stability. The more regularly a person meditated, the more he simultaneously gained in physiological stability and behavioral flexibility (reduced compulsiveness) accompanied by increased social outgoingness. Ref: Scientific Research on the TM Program REDUCED DRUG ABUSE The significant physiological changes in the direction of more balanced and stable functioning produce dramatic changes in the long-standing aberrant behavior patterns of the most recalcitrant inmatesdrug abusers. Homeostasis in physiological functioning is correlated with significant positive trends in behavior. Further, these positive experiences while incarcerated carry over after release. Ref: The International Journal of the Addictions E ighty-one percent of U.S. state prison inmates in 1991 had served a prior sentence, many for violent offenses. An effective program of rehabilitation is critically important to break the cycle of violent crime and incarceration.

56. Lin, A.C.: Reform In The Making: The Implementation Of Social Policy In Prison. Her book could become standard reading on penology and criminal justice in detailfrom which the author constructs an account of rehabilitation programs in the http://pup.princeton.edu/titles/6861.html

PRINCETON University Press SEARCH: Keywords Author Title More Options Power Search Search Hints E-MAIL NOTICES NEW IN PRINT E-BOOKS ... HOME PAGE Reform in the Making: The Implementation of Social Policy in Prison Ann Chih Lin Shopping Cart Reviews Table of Contents Is it time to give up on rehabilitating criminals? Record numbers of Americans are going to prison, and most of them will eventually return to society with a high chance of becoming repeat offenders. But a decision to abandon rehabilitation programs now would be premature warns Ann Chih Lin, who finds that little attention has been given to how these programs are actually implemented and why they tend to fail. In Reform in the Making, she not only supplies much-needed information on the process of program implementation but she also considers its social context, the daily realities faced by prison staff and inmates. By offering an in-depth look at common rehabilitation programs currently in operationeducation, job training, and drug treatmentand examining how they are used or misused, Lin offers a practical approach to understanding their high failure rate and how the situation could be improved. Based on extensive observation and over 350 interviews with staff and prisoners in five medium-security male prisons, the book contrasts successfully implemented programs with subverted, abandoned, or neglected programs (those which staff reject or which do not teach prisoners anything useful). Lin explains that staff and prisoners have little patience with programs aimed at long-range goals when they must face the ongoing, immediate challenge of surviving prison life. Finding incentives to make both sides participate fully in rehabilitation is among the book's many contributions to improving prison policy.

57. ABLE - Association For Better Living And Education Supervise a criminal rehabilitation extension course; Become a tutor; Assist acommunity literacy program; All ABLE programs. Drug handling/Narconon programs. http://www.able.org/help_volunteer.html

Donate Now Become a Member of ABLE Support through Volunteering Help someone you know with: learning or literacy disability values or morals issues a criminal situation Your help is vitally needed. There are many ways you can contribute to helping people live lives free from drugs, crime, illiteracy and moral confusion. A few are: Deliver Drug Education Lectures Start a Drug/Alcohol Rehabilitation program Supervise a Criminal Rehabilitation extension course Become a tutor Assist a community literacy program Work with a neighborhood improvement group E-mail us today to find out how you can help people live better lives, in your community and around the world. I AM INTERESTED IN: Finding out what I can do Volunteering Staff position Financial donation I AM MOST INTERESTED IN: All ABLE Programs Drug handling/Narconon programs Criminal Rehab/Criminon programs Literacy improvement/Applied Scholastics Programs Moral Standards improvement/The Way To Happiness Programs E-Mail: Comments: Call or Write: ABLE International 7065 Hollywood Blvd.

58. OFFENDER REHABILITATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY criminal friends and associates,; addictions, and; skill deficits in such areas havelearned that welldesigned and structured rehabilitation programs that are http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca/text/speeches/commish/02-12-02_e.shtml

Commissioner's Speeches OFFENDER REHABILITATION IN THE 21 ST CENTURY 'International Collaboration on Corrections' Remarks by: Lucie McClung Commissioner of the Correctional Service of Canada December 2, 2002 Hong Kong SAR, China Check against delivery Good morning / Jo Sun I am extremely pleased to have been invited to the International Conference on Offender Rehabilitation in the 21 st Century presented by the China Prison Society and the Society of Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention, Hong Kong. This is a great honour. It is time well spent for me - not only professionally but also personally, as I have the opportunity to greet my friends. My presentation this morning will hopefully assist in setting the stage for the Commissioners' Panel to follow. It is true that our countries are different in many ways. But it is not our differences that bring us here before you today. We are here today because of the common interest, the common mandate we share, which is to contribute to the safety of our respective communities. It is within this context that I will: offer comments about some of the challenges that we, together, are facing so that perhaps we may indeed move towards a shared agenda;

59. Consulting Opportunities Abound In Career Network Associates Vast Database ADMINISTRATION COUNSELING programs. ADMINISTRATION - criminal JUSTICE programs. ADMINISTRATION- rehabilitation programs. ADMINISTRATION - SPORTS programs. http://www.career-networks.com/studyd.html

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60. Sourcebook - Index OPINION; PURSESNATCHING; RACKETEERING; RAPE, FORCIBLE; rehabilitation programs;REVOCATION; ROBBERY; RUNAWAYS; SEIZURES; SELF-REPORTED criminal ACTIVITY; SENTENCES;SEX http://www.albany.edu/sourcebook/1995/s_index.html

Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics Help using Sourcebook Online files Index Below is a list of links to topics in Sourcebook If you are interested in a particular topic, click on its first letter. A B C D ... WRIT OF CERTIORARI Search index entries Search for a Keyword: Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics Send comments to: asksb@albany.edu

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