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By Benedict S. Alper

"PRISONS INSIDE OUT: Alternatives in Correctional Reform" delves into innovative approaches to reforming the traditional prison system. From restorative justice practices to community-based rehabilitation programs, this book explores a range of alternative methods aimed at transforming the correctional system. By highlighting successful case studies and thought-provoking insights, this book challenges conventional norms and offers new perspectives on how we can redefine the purpose and effectiveness of prisons in modern society. Whether you are a policymaker, a criminal justice professional, or simply an interested individual, "PRISONS INSIDE OUT" is a must-read for those seeking a deeper understanding of the complexities of correctional reform.

Cambridge Mass. Ballinger Co. 1974.

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By Mary Hostetler Oakey. Edited by Belinda Swanson

In this insightful book, Mary Hostetler Oake delves into the historical evolution of penal philosophies and practices in the nation's capital. From the early days of the gallows to the modern approaches to criminal justice, Oake provides a comprehensive look at how attitudes towards punishment have changed over time. Drawing on meticulous research and engaging writing, JOURNEY FROM THE GALLOWS offers a thought-provoking exploration of a topic that continues to shape our society today.

University Press of America. ND. 387p.