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Investigation of the Reclassification Instrument: The Use of Cell Restriction as a Class II Disposition

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Investigation of the Reclassification Instrument: The Use of Cell Restriction as a Class II Disposition

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Ohio Dept. of Rehabilitation and Correction. Bureau of Research (Columbus, OH)

Published 1997. 15 pages.

A proposed change in the coding of two variables on the supervision review form used in the reclassification process is the focus of this study. The largest increase as a result of the proposed change for the female population would result in a 37 percent increase in reclassifications from medium level to close security. An estimated 18.3 percent increase would occur among the male population. Accession Number: 014574

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