Alternative Sentencing : Electronically Monitored Correctional Supervision

, by Enos, Richard; Holman, John E.; Carroll, Marnie E.

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ISBN: 9781556052880 | 155605288X
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 4/1/1999

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Foreword	p. i
Preface	p. iii
The Historical Development of Probation	p. 1
Probation Versus Parole	p. 2
The Development of Probation	p. 4
The Role of the Probation Officer	p. 7
The Probation Process	p. 9
Conditions of Probation	p. 10
Revocation of Probation	p. 11
Probation Risk Scales	p. 12
The Emergence of the Concept of Community Corrections	p. 14
Problems and Issues in Probation	p. 16
Summary and Conclusions	p. 19
References	p. 22
Recent Developments and Expansions in Probation Services	p. 25
Intensive Supervision Probation	p. 27
Shock Incarceration/Probation	p. 27
Boot Camps	p. 28
Restitution	p. 29
Fines	p. 30
Forfeiture	p. 31
Community Service	p. 33
Day Reporting Centers	p. 35
Job Banks	p. 36
Complex Offender Projects	p. 37
Community Resource Management Teams	p. 38
Summary and Conclusions	p. 38
References	p. 41
Correctional Perspectives and Issues and Electronic Monitoring	p. 43
Rehabilitation or Punishment?	p. 46
Social, Political and Economic Issues	p. 48
The Rehabilitation Ideal	p. 50
The Therapeutic Community	p. 53
The Self-Help Approach	p. 54
The Management and Control of Behavior Approach	p. 56
Implications	p. 57
Summary and Conclusions	p. 58
References	p. 61
Electronic Monitoring As An Alternative Sentence	p. 64
Alternative Sentencing	p. 68
Home Confinement	p. 70
Electronically Monitored Home Confinement	p. 70
Adult Probation and Electronic Monitoring	p. 76
Summary and Conclusions	p. 78
References	p. 80
Basis for Correctional Case Management	p. 82
Theoretical Support for Correctional Case Management	p. 84
Individuals Choose Prosocial or Anti-Social Behaviors	p. 85
Criminal Behavior is a Function of an Offender's Person: Environment Interaction	p. 85
An Offender's Thinking Process is Oriented to Reality	p. 86
Offender Behavior Represents Irrational and Illogical Thinking	p. 86
The Nature of the Case Manager: Offender Relationship	p. 87
Core Conditions of Empathetic Case Managers	p. 88
Genuineness	p. 89
Congruence	p. 89
Unconditional Positive Regard	p. 90
Empathetic Functioning	p. 91
A Framework for Correctional Case Management	p. 92
Skills for Problem-Solving: Data Collection	p. 92
Skills for Problem-Solving: The Counseling Plan	p. 97
Skills for Problem-Solving: Evaluation of the Outcomes	p. 98
Summary and Conclusions	p. 99
References	p. 100
Correctional Case Management: Methods and Roles	p. 104
The Case Manager Generalist Method	p. 105
Correctional Case Management Generalist Roles	p. 106
The Epidemiologist Role	p. 107
The Broker Role	p. 108
The Organizer Role	p. 109
The Monitor Role	p. 111
The Enabler Role	p. 113
The Advocate Role	p. 114
The Correctional Case Manager Counselor Method	p. 117
Case Management Counselor Roles	p. 118
Modeling Behavior Role	p. 119
Discussant Role	p. 119
Therapist Role	p. 120
Summary and Conclusions	p. 132
References	p. 133
Descriptions of the Use of Electronic Monitoring in Three Selected Probation and Parole Departments	p. 135
Dallas County Adult Probation Department	p. 135
Harris County Adult Probation Department	p. 141
Harris County Board of Pardons and Paroles	p. 142
Probation and Parole Officers' Satisfaction with the Monitoring	p. 146
Summary and Conclusions	p. 151
References	p. 153
A Study of the Effects of Electronically Monitored Home Confinement on Offenders and Their Home Environments	p. 154
Methodology	p. 155
Assessment Instruments	p. 158
Socio-Demographic Questionnaire	p. 158
Beck Depression Inventory	p. 159
Family Environment Scale	p. 161
Description of the Subjects by Geographical Jurisdiction	p. 163
Demographic Description of Dallas County Probationers	p. 163
Demographic Description of Denton County Probationers	p. 165
Demographic Description of Harris County Probationers	p. 166
Demographic Description of Dallas County Parolees	p. 167
Demographic Description of Harris County Parolees	p. 169
References	p. 171
An Analysis of the Data Concerning the Effects of Electronically Monitored Home Confinement	p. 174
Data Collection	p. 176
Demographic Description of the Entire Sample	p. 176
Demographic Description of the Sub-Samples	p. 178
Pre-Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) Results	p. 183
Pre-Family Environment Scales (FES) Results	p. 184
Explication of Pretest Results	p. 186
Posttest Results for the BDI	p. 189
Posttest Results for the FES	p. 191
Explication of Pre-to-Post Changes	p. 193
Prediction of Successful Completion of Community Supervision	p. 196
Summary and Conclusions in re to Significant Analytical Results	p. 199
Significant Others	p. 203
Testing Devices	p. 203
Socio-Demographic and Added Characteristics of Subjects	p. 203
Analysis	p. 206
References	p. 208
Critical Issues in the Future for Electronic Monitoring Programs	p. 209
Ethical Concerns	p. 209
Proportionality	p. 210
Intrusiveness	p. 211
Dignity	p. 212
Third Parties	p. 213
Program Structure	p. 214
Organizational Management	p. 216
Outside Pressures and Influences	p. 219
Summary and Postscript	p. 221
References	p. 224
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