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The Comparative Costs and Benefits of Programs to Reduce Crime: Version 4.0
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The Comparative Costs and Benefits of Programs to Reduce Crime: Version 4.0
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Aos, Steve
Phipps, Polly
Barnoski, Robert
Lieb, Roxanne
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Washington State Institute for Public Policy (Olympia, WA)
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Published 2001.
174 pages.
Related Topics
Community projects
(Justice System)
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(Administration)
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(Justice System)
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(Offender Services)
Prisons
(Offender Management)
The "bottom-line' economics of programs that try to reduce crime [are examined by] . . . systematically analyzing] evaluations produced in North America over the last 50 years" (p. i). Four sections comprise this report: introduction; findings -- five general and specific results for early childhood programs, middle childhood and adolescent (non-juvenile offender) programs, juvenile offender programs, and adult offender programs; technical description of the cost-benefit model utilized; and supporting tables.
Accession Number: 020074
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