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TA Bulletin Vol. II, #2 – Using Federal Title IV-E Money to Expand Sanctions and Services for Juveni |
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TA Bulletin Vol. II, #2 – Using Federal Title IV-E Money to Expand Sanctions and Services for Juvenile Offenders – An aid to help capture Federal Title IV-E funds and the steps necessary to take advantage of this federal reimbursement program are discussed. Starting the IV-E process can be a challenging endeavor, but the payoff can be well worth the effort. (2004), JSC-13, $2.50.
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TA Bulletin Vol. II, #3 – Three Innovative Court-Involved Reentry Programs |
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TA Bulletin Vol. II, #3 – Three Innovative Court-Involved Reentry Programs – Phase II of the JSC’s graduated sanctions initiative focused on secure confinement through aftercare to case closure. This bulletin spotlights the efforts of three jurisdictions to improve outcomes for juvenile offenders returning to the community after completing court-ordered placement. (2004), JSC-14, $2.50.
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TA Bulletin, Vol. II, #4 – Resource Reallocation: The Clark County Experience |
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TA Bulletin, Vol. II, #4 – Resource Reallocation: The Clark County Experience – Clark County (Las Vegas), Nevada, one of the ten demonstration sites, describes its experience and lessons learned in the process of applying resource reallocation to planning and implementing its graduated sanctions efforts. This is a practical, “how-to” bulletin. (2004). JSC-15, $2.50.
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TA Bulletin, Vol. II, #5 – Employment Opportunities for Youth |
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TA Bulletin, Vol. II, #5 – Employment Opportunities for Youth – This publication discusses the employment opportunities that are available for youth in the juvenile justice system. It discusses the benefits and various possibilities of employment that may impact delinquency tendencies of youth. (2004) JSC-16, $2.50. |
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