Special Needs Offenders: Women Offenders and Their Children - Part 1
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Special Needs Offenders: Women Offenders and Their Children - Part 1
Gladys Kessler; Susan K. Gauvey; Sigmund R. Adams; James L. Beck; Susan Galbraith; Theresa Grant; David Jones; Mary Jean Gagnon; Cynthia Saadi; Robert Spagnoletti. This is the eighth program in the FJC's Special Needs Offenders series and covers issues discussed in the September 2001 Special Needs Offender Bulletin no. 7. Using case studies and panel discussions, judges, probation and pretrial services officers, attorneys, and subject-matter experts examine issues unique to female defendants and offenders-especially with regard to their children. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg introduces the program. Discussion covers sentencing, supervision planning, use of community resources, and current federal initiatives.
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- English
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