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Summarizes evidence about the state’s experience with sharply curtailing juvenile institutionalization by closing the Montrose Training School. It examines the effect of this decision on the residential placement pattern, attitudes, experiences, and behaviors of juvenile offenders in Maryland. It reports the results of an empirical study, based on data collected from nearly 1,000 youths over a several-year period. Other Penology Books 2009 – How Black Female Offenders Explain Their Crime and Describe Their Hopes: A Case Study of Inmates in a California Prison 2011 – Race, Class, and Gender Bias of the American Justice System: A Study of Californias Three Strikes Law 2024 – Thirty-six Years of Prison Supervision: A Memoir by Edward L. Cohn, Commissioner of the Indiana Department of Correction, 1997-2001
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