 |  _ | Special Needs Offenders: Cyber Crime and Cyber Terrorism
Mark Sherman,
April 2002 (Publication) 14 pages
Special Needs Offenders Close-up, April 2002
This follow-up to Special Needs Offenders: Introduction to Cyber Crime (September 2000) updates the field on federal legislative and law enforcement news related to cyber crime and cyber terrorism. In addition, experienced probation and pretrial services ...(Read more) |
| _ | Special Needs Offenders: Sex Offenders Update
Mark Sherman,
November 2002 (Publication) 22 pages
Special Needs Offenders Close-up, November 2002
This Close-up updates the field on developments in federal law and policy related to sex offender management. |
| _ | Special Needs Offenders Bulletin: White-collar Crime
Mark Sherman,
February 2001 (Publication) 16 pages
Special Needs Offenders Bulletin, Issue number 6
Describes the challenges to the federal judiciary posed by complex white-collar crime. Explains what white-collar crime is and who commits it, characteristics of individual offenders, issues and tools for investigation and supervision, badges of ...(Read more) |
| _ | Special Needs Offenders Bulletin: Women Offenders and Their Children
Mark Sherman,
September 2001 (Publication) 19 pages
Special Needs Offenders Bulletin, Issue number 7
Describes investigation, sentencing, and supervision unique to federal women defendants and offenders --particularly those with young children. It provides statistics on women in the federal criminal justice system, including those under ...(Read more) |
| _ | Special Needs Offenders Bulletin: Introduction to Cyber Crime
Mark Sherman,
September 2000 (Publication) 16 pages
Special Needs Offenders Bulletin, Issue number 5
Describes the challenges to the federal judiciary posed by cyber crime, answers the question "What is cyber crime?," describes basic computer components, and contains a cyber crime sentencing job aid and cyber crime FAQs. Also included are suggested ...(Read more) |
| _ | Special Needs Offenders Bulletin: Reducing Risk Through Employment and Education
Mark Sherman,
January 2000 (Publication) 12 pages
Special Needs Offenders Bulletin, Issue number 4
Discusses the increasing number of defendants and offenders in the federal criminal justice system with limited job skills and education. It includes a supervision model for this population and highlights literacy and cognitive skills assessment, ...(Read more) |
| _ | Sex Offenders
Dennise Orlando-Morningstar,
September 1998 (Publication) 20 pages
Special Needs Offenders Bulletin, Issue number 3
Defines "sex offender," clinical definitions of paraphilia and pedophilia, sex offender characteristics, and sex offender treatment. It provides information on state sex offender registration and community notification laws. Treatment and supervision ...(Read more) |
| _ | Special Needs Offenders Bulletin: Prison Gangs
Dennise Orlando-Morningstar,
October 1997 (Publication) 12 pages
Special Needs Offenders Bulletin, Issue number 2
Describes security threat groups in U.S. prisons, gang alliances, prison gang organization, identifying markers, and gang activities outside prison. Also discussed are investigation and supervision, the intelligence-gathering role of federal law ...(Read more) |
| _ | Special Needs Offenders Bulletin: Street Gangs
Dennise Orlando-Morningstar,
August 1997 (Publication) 16 pages
Special Needs Offenders Bulletin, Issue number 1
Provides national statistics on the number, membership, organization, and types of gangs and their impact on cities and police departments. Describes the relationship of gang membership and criminal activity, the intelligence-gathering role of ...(Read more) |