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J 28.11:Se 7 Spouse Abuse 1978

J 28.11:V 81 Police Stress 1979

J 28.11:V 88 Speedy Trial 1978

J 28.11:W 58 Coping With Police Stress 1985

J 28.12:P 75 State and Local Experience with Drug Paraphrenalia Laws 1088

J 28.14 182 Targeting Law Enforcement Resources 1985

J 28.14 183 Confronting Domestic Violence: 1986

J 28.14 187 White-Collar Crime 1980

J 28.14 215 NIJ Reports A Bimonthly Journal of the National Institute of Justice 1989

J 28.14 217 Operation Bootstrap" Opening Corporate Classrooms to Police 1989

J 28.14 222 NIJ Reports The Bimonthly Journal of the National Institute of Justice 1990

J 28.14/2 G51 Test Design Differential Police Response to Calls for Service 1980

J 28.14/2 J 19 When the Victim Is a Child 1992

J 28.14/2 Sc 9 Controlling pretrial drug use through testing 1985

J 28.14/2 V 88 Tuberculosis in Correctional Facilities 1994

J 28.14/2-2 225 Pretrial Services Programs: Responsibilities and Potential 2001

J 28.14/2-2 226 Drug Abuse 1994

J 28.14/2-2 226 Drug Abuse 1993

J 28.14/2-2 227 Police- Corrections Partnerships 1999

J 28.14/2-2 228 Health Care Needs in Corrections 1994

J 28.14/2-2 229 Juvenile Homicides 1991

J 28.14/2-2 230 Thinking Globally To Act Locally 1998

J 28.14/2-2 231 Communities: Mobilizing Against Crime Making Partnerships Work 1991

J 28.14/2-2 232 Crime & Illegal Immigration 1991

J 28.14/2-2 233 Probation In The United States: Practices And Challenges 1994

J 28.14/2-2 234 Suppose We were Really Serious About Police Departments Becoming "Learning Organions"? 1997

J 28.14/2-2 235 Crime in Public Housing: Clarifying Research Issues 1991

J 28.14/2-2 236 Pulling Levers: Getting Deterrence Right 1998

J 28.14/2-2 237 Addiction Is A Brain Disease And It Matters 1990

J 28.14/2-2 238 NIJ's Locally Initiated Research Partnerships in Policing-Factors That Add up to Success 1999

J 28.14/2-2 239 Community Policing: Chicago's Experience 1999

J 28.14/2-2 240 Putting Ex-offenders Back to Work 1999

J 28.14/2-2 241 Problem Solving with Maps 1999

J 28.14/a 1991 Day Reporting Center for Criminal Offenders 1990

J 28.14/a Ac 7 Selective Notification of Information National Institute of Justice/NCJRS 1983

J 28.14/a At 8 The Economics of Disincarceration 1984

J 28.14/a B 62 Probing the Links Between Drugs and Crime 1984

J 28.14/a C 83 Electronic Monitoring of Offenders Increases 1989

J 28.14/a D 69 Upgrading criminal justice technology 1985

J 28.14/a D 84 Police Crackdowns 1990

J 28.14/a D 84/2 Computer Crime The New Crime Scene 1990

J 28.14/a D 84/3 The future of police emergency response systems 1985

J 28.14/a EL 2 Cracking down on street drugs: News strategies 1989

J 28.14/a G 15 Vehicle Theft Prevention Strategies 1984

J 28.14/a J 98 Looking at Hidden Costs: Public and Private Corrections 1989

J 28.14/a N 47 Long-Term Study Yo Trace Factors That Prevent or Cause Criminality 1990

J 28.14/a P 75 Developing a Law Enforcement Stress Program for Officers and their Families 1997

J 28.14/a R 31 Research, testing upgrade criminal justice technology 1985

J 28.14/a R 31/2 Toward the multi-door courthouse 1986

J 28.14/a Sc 5 Expanding Sentencing Options: A Governor's Perspective 1984

J 28.14/a T 22 Project DARE 1986

J 28.14: 180 Jailing drunk drivers: Impact on the criminal justice system 1085

J 28.14: 181 Drug Treatment As a Sanction 1990

J 28.14: 184 Making Jails Productive 1991

J 28.14: 185 Corrections and the private sector 1985

J 28.14: 186 New Technology Aids Forensic Science 1991

J 28.14: 188 Police and Prosecutors Coordinate Efforts Shock Incarceration 1989

J 28.14: 189 Operation Bootstrap" Opening Corporate Classrooms to Police 1989

J 28.14: 191 Solving Crimes: A New Look at Investigations 1984

J 28.14: 192 Prosecuting child sexual abuse--new approaches 1987

J 28.14: 193 "Smart" policing reduces crime 1987

J 28.14: 194 Controlling pretrial drug use through testing 1986

J 28.14: 195 Resolving disputes---Toward the multi-door courthouse 1986

J 28.14: 196 Prosecuting child sexual abuse- new approaches 1986

J 28.14: 197 Teaching kids today "no" to drug and alcohol 1986

J 28.14: 198 Volunteer judges ease case backlogs 1986

J 28.14: 199 Drug Use Forecasting (DUF) 1988

J 28.14: 200 Block watch volunteers help Philadelphia 1986

J 28.14: 201 Private Employment of Public Police 1988

J 28.14: 202 Emergency Response to the Homeless: The Police Role 1988

J 28.14: 203 AIDS and the law enforcement officer 1987

J 28.14: 204 Using Dolls to Interview Child Victims: Tips, Techniques, and Problems 1988

J 28.14: 205 Helping crime victims 1987

J 28.14: 206 The Visiting Fellows Program of the National Institute of Justice 1987

J 28.14: 207 Federal sentencing guidelines---Answers to some questions 1987

J 28.14: 208 Experiments Help Save New Policies 1988

J 28.14: 209 Drugs and crime 1987

J 28.14: 210 INTERPOL: Global help in flight against drugs, terrorists, and counterfeiters 1985

J 28.14: 211 Monitoring offenders at work and at home through electronics 1985

J 28.14: 212 The impact of the Federal sentencing guidelines 1987

J 28.14: 213 Policy experiments come of age 1988

J 28.14: 214 Newport News tests problem-oriented policing 1987

J 28.14: 216 Forensic Science: Beyond the Microscope 1983

J 28.14: 218 Juvenile Courts Vary Greatly in How They Handle Drug and Alcohol Cases 1989

J 28.14: 219 Jailing drunk drivers: Impact on the criminal justice system 1985

J 28.14:220 INTERPOL: Global help in fight against counterfeiters drugs, terrorists, and 1985

J 28.14:221 Handling Calls For Service: A Three-City Test 1984

J 28.14: 223 Selective Incapacitation: Two Views on a Compelling Concept 1984

J 28.14: 224 Drugs and crime: Controlling use and reducing risk through testing 1986

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