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Journal of Offender Rehabilitation Volume 54, 2015 - Issue 1
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Does Release Planning for Serious and Persistent Mental Illness Offenders Reduce Recidivism? Results From an Outcome Evaluation

Grant DuweMinnesota Department of Corrections, St. Paul, Minnesota, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 19-36 | Published online: 20 Dec 2014

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Stephen L. Brown, Yue Xie & Amanda W. Scarbrough. (2019) Pre–Post Release Health in US Adult Male Convicts. Journal of Social Service Research 45:5, pages 609-621.
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Grant Duwe. (2018) The effects of the timing and dosage of correctional programming on recidivism. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 57:3-4, pages 256-271.
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Grant Duwe & Valerie Clark. (2017) The Rehabilitative Ideal versus the Criminogenic Reality: The Consequences of Warehousing Prisoners. Corrections 2:1, pages 41-69.
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Grant Duwe & Michael Rocque. (2016) A Jack of All Trades But a Master of None? Evaluating the Performance of the Level of Service Inventory–Revised (LSI-R) in the Assessment of Risk and Need. Corrections 1:2, pages 81-106.
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Angel Riddick Dowden, Glacia Ethridge & Michael Brooks. (2016) The impact criminal history has on the employability of African American and Latino populations with disabilities receiving state vocational rehabilitation services: Implications for adding a criminal history variable to the RSA-911 data. Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation 45:2, pages 213-224.
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