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Rosemary Sheehan,Gill McIvorandChris Trotter |
Briege NugentandNancy Loucks |
Carol Hedderman |
Maureen Buell,Phyllis ModleyandPatricia Van Voorhis |
Rosemary Sheehan |
Delores Blackwell |
Shoshana Pollack |
Loraine Gelsthorpe |
Gilly Sharpe |
Dot Goulding |
Margaret MallochandGill McIvor |
Janet T. Davidson |
Jo DeakinandJon Spencer |
Chris Trotter |
Dawn M. Salgado,Judith B. FoxandKristen Quinlan |
Rosemary C. Sarri |
Becky Hayes BooberandErica Hansen King |
Rosemary Sheehan,Gill McIvorandChris Trotter |
4.1 | Increased use of remand for women in Victoria, as at June 2009 |
4.2 | Sentence lengths for women in Victoria, 200809 |
4.3 | Country of origin of women entering prison in Victoria, 200809 |
4.4 | Outcomes for remanded women, 200809 |
4.5 | Interface between court-based diversion outcome and Better Pathways programmes |
12.1 | Layas social networks three key phases |
13.1 | Helpfulness of the mentoring service |
13.2 | Helpfulness of the service in preventing offending |
16.1 | Integrated practice model medical stability |
16.2 | Integrated practice model economic and employment opportunities |
2.1 | Sex differences in offences resulting in a caution or conviction, 2007 |
2.2 | Final court outcome for persons remanded in custody at some stage in magistrates court proceedings |
2.3 | Changes in the female prison population |
3.1 | Structure of gender-responsive instruments |
8.1 | Girls and young women sentenced to penal custody, England and Wales, 20022008 |
8.2 | Proportionate (%) use of sentences for girls aged 1017 years, England and Wales, 19982008 |
11.1 | Overall LSI-R score by gender |
11.2 | Bivariate correlations with recidivism for LSI-R total score and domains for the entire sample and male- and female-only samples |
13.1 | Gender of clients in four mentoring programmes |
13.2 | Prior history of clients in mentoring programmes |
13.3 | Contact with the mentoring agency |
13.4 | Helpfulness of mentoring service for women and men |
13.5 | Penalties received by clients an average of 30 months after release from prison |
13.6 | Issues and problems which the clients were working on at the time of interview |
15.1 | Characteristics of women in prison (women in state and federal prisons at admission) |
ART | Aggression Replacement Therapy Programme (London, England) |
ASBO | Antisocial Behavour Order (UK) |
ASRO | Addressing Substance-Misuse-Related Offending Programme (London, England) |
CASA | Centre Against Sexual Assault (Victoria, Australia) |
CCATS | Childcare and Transport Subsidy (Australia) |
CCS | Community Correction Services (Austalia) |
CISP | Courts Integrated Services Programme (Australia) |
CJA | Community Justice Authority (Scotland) |
CJDP | Criminal Justice Diversion Programme (Australia) |
CJS | Criminal Justice System |
CPO | Community Payback Order (Scotland) |
CPS | Child and Protection Services (USA) |
CYTS | Community and Youth Training Services (Australia) |
DHHS | Department of Health and Human Services (USA) |
DipPS | Diploma in Probation Studies (UK) |
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