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Preventing School Failure: Alternative Education for Children and Youth Volume 40, 1996 - Issue 2: Incarcerated Juveniles - A Need for Comprehensive Community and Agency Involvement
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Aftercare Services in Juvenile Justice: Approaches for Providing Services for High-Risk Youth

Richard V. Briscoe
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James P. DoyleView further author information
Pages 73-76 | Published online: 16 Jul 2010
 
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James P. Doyle

Richard V. Briscoe is an assistant professor at the Department of Child and Family Studies of the Florida Mental Health Institute, University of South Florida in Tampa. James P. Doyle is a private consultant in Education, Human Services and Juvenile Justice in Tampa, Florida.

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