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Large Jail Network Bulletin 2000.

PB2000105808

Publication Date	2000
Page Count	35
Abstract	Contents: Foreword; Complying with ADA in a Corrections Environment; Davidson County's Day Reporting Center: An Effective Alternative; Why Public Health Must Go to Jail; Update: Social Security Expands Incentive Payments to Jails; Local Jails: The Missing Piece of the Community Policing Paradigm; Multnomah County Reengineers Its Classification and Disciplinary System; Milwaukee's High-Rise Jail/Prison Hybrid; Allegheny County Brings Welfare to Work to the Jail; Recommended Reading.
Keywords	Prisons Correctional institutions Social security Jails Public health National Institute of Corrections Americans with Disabilities Act Community policing Welfare to work
Source Agency	Department of Justice General
Corporate Authors	Library Information Services, Inc., Longmont, CO.; National Inst. of Corrections, Longmont, CO. Jails Div.
Supplemental Notes	Sponsored by National Inst. of Corrections, Longmont, CO. Jails Div.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	200017

Large Jail Network Bulletin 2000.

Large Jail Network Bulletin 2000.
PB2000105808

Publication Date	2000
Page Count	35
Abstract	Contents: Foreword; Complying with ADA in a Corrections Environment; Davidson County's Day Reporting Center: An Effective Alternative; Why Public Health Must Go to Jail; Update: Social Security Expands Incentive Payments to Jails; Local Jails: The Missing Piece of the Community Policing Paradigm; Multnomah County Reengineers Its Classification and Disciplinary System; Milwaukee's High-Rise Jail/Prison Hybrid; Allegheny County Brings Welfare to Work to the Jail; Recommended Reading.
Keywords	Prisons Correctional institutions Social security Jails Public health National Institute of Corrections Americans with Disabilities Act Community policing Welfare to work
Source Agency	Department of Justice General
Corporate Authors	Library Information Services, Inc., Longmont, CO.; National Inst. of Corrections, Longmont, CO. Jails Div.
Supplemental Notes	Sponsored by National Inst. of Corrections, Longmont, CO. Jails Div.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	200017