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Doing Justice for the Homeless: Loose Coupling and the Long Road Home Program
Author(s):
Ursula Abels Castellano
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Description:
This research examines the organizational consequences for a criminal justice system that incorporated a pretrial release program for homeless defendants into the judicial decisionmaking structure.
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Type of Resource:
Conference/Presentation
Publication Date:
2004
Location:
San Francisco, CA
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