Jail Classification System Development: A Review of the Literature. Rev. ed.

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Jail Classification System Development: A Review of the Literature

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• LIS, Inc. (Boulder, CO)

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• National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)

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Published 1992. 69 pages.

Related Topics

• Classification research (Statistics &Research)
• Information system jails (Administration)
• Jail classification (Offender Management)

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