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3761:		Title:	Program Evaluation Summary
		Volume/Number:	1 2003 3 April
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		Description:	This evaluation summary highlights findings from the 2002 study of Chicagos Alternative Policing Strategy (CAPS). The results focus on problem solving as one of the core elements of CAPS. As in many cities, problem solving is one of the key components of Chicagos community policing program.
		Date Created:	04 01 2003
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		ISL ID:	000000003803 Original UID: 3667 FIRST WORD: Program

3762:		Title:	Program Evaluation Summary
		Volume/Number:	1 2003 4 March
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		Description:	This Program Evaluation Summary is based on an evaluation of the long-term impact of specialized sex offender probation programs in DuPage, Lake, and Winnebago counties in Illinois by evaluators from Loyola University Chicago and Northwestern University Medical School. These programs are supported by Anti-Drug Abuse Act funds administered by the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority. The evaluation compared the relative effectiveness of the newer specialized sex offender probation programs in the three counties to the standard probation strategies they replaced, and identified the characteristics that are linked to recidivism.
		Date Created:	04 01 2003
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		ISL ID:	000000003804 Original UID: 3666 FIRST WORD: Program

3763:		Title:	Program Evaluation Summary
		Volume/Number:	2 2004 1 April
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		Description:	This is the eighth report on Chicago's community policing program. The Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy (CAPS) was inaugurated in April 1993. After experimenting in five police districts, the program was expanded to encompass the entire city. This year ten evaluation rates the successes and weak points of the program.
		Date Created:	04 09 2004
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		ISL ID:	000000003805 Original UID: 3665 FIRST WORD: Program

3764:		Title:	Program Evaluation Summary
		Volume/Number:	3 2004 1 October
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		Description:	This Program Evaluation Summary describes the mpetus for the Sheridan Correctional Center TC, the planned design and operation of the program, and the characteristics of the nearly 900 participants at the Sheridan Correctional Center on June 30, 2004.
		Date Created:	10 01 2004
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		ISL ID:	000000003806 Original UID: 3664 FIRST WORD: Program

3765:		Title:	Program Evaluation Summary
		Volume/Number:	4 2006 1 March
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		Description:	The Center for the Study of Crime, Delinquency, and Corrections of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale evaluated the Jackson County School-Based Probation Program based on an examination of its implementation from summer 2000 through fall 2003. While the program encountered a number of obstacles, the evaluation highlighted some of the lessons learned and offered suggestions for jurisdictions interested in implementing a schoolbased probation program of their own. This is a summary of the evaluation.
		Date Created:	03 01 2006
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		ISL ID:	000000003807 Original UID: 3663 FIRST WORD: Program

3766:		Title:	Program Evaluation Summary
		Volume/Number:	4 2006 2 May
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		Description:	After two years of operation, the Sheridan Correctional Center Therapeutic Community continues to successfully treat inmates with substance abuse problems while providing services to increase post-release employability and reduce the risk of re-arrest and re-imprisonment. This Program Evaluation Summary updates an October 2004 evaluation report on the program and includes an overview of the population served, analyses of graduation and removal rates, and an assessment of the post-release success of program graduates in terms of re-arrest, return to prison, and employment.
		Date Created:	05 01 2006
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		ISL ID:	000000003808 Original UID: 3662 FIRST WORD: Program

3767:		Title:	Program Evaluation Summary
		Volume/Number:	4 2006 3 May
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		Description:	The Citizen and Law Enforcement Analysis and Reporting (CLEAR) project, a state-of-the-art information technology system enabling Chicago police to quickly share crime information, promises substantial crime-fighting benefits, according to a project status report released in February 2005. The Chicago Community Policing Evaluation Consortium, a team of researchers from the University of Illinois at Chicago and Northwestern University, prepared the status report on the Chicago Police Department CLEAR project. The project was supported by a federal Anti-Drug Abuse Act grant administered by the Authority. The report examined the CLEAR system's impact on police management, the department, and crime-fighting strategies, as well as on the status of the expanded statewide Illinois Citizen and Law Enforcement Analysis and Reporting system, also know as ICLEAR.
		Date Created:	05 01 2006
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		ISL ID:	000000003809 Original UID: 3661 FIRST WORD: Program

3768:		Title:	Program Evaluation Summary
		Volume/Number:	4 2006 4 May
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		Description:	This issue summarizes the study report, After-school Programs Offer At-risk Youth Services in Jefferson, Franklin Counties. Mentoring and behavioral intervention techniques proved to be the most beneficial procedures utilized by a new therapy program introduced in two county after-school programs for at-risk youth. An 18-month study on the moral reconation therapy programs included both process and preliminary outcome evaluations conducted by the Policy Analysis and Public Administration Department of Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. The study was supported with Anti-Drug Abuse Act funding, administered by the Authority.
		Date Created:	05 01 2006
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		ISL ID:	000000003810 Original UID: 3660 FIRST WORD: Program

3769:		Title:	Program Evaluation Summary
		Volume/Number:	5 2006 1 September
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		Description:	This Program Evaluation Summary describes an evaluation of Macon County's Redeploy pilot program. The pilot program, Community ACCESS (Alternative Collaborative Change Education Support Success), was set up to offer individualized services to juvenile participants based on their specific risk factors and needs.
		Date Created:	09 01 2006
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		ISL ID:	000000003811 Original UID: 3659 FIRST WORD: Program

3770:		Title:	Program Evaluation Summary
		Volume/Number:	5 2007 2 March
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		Description:	A Redeploy Illinois pilot program implemented in the Second Judicial Circuit of Illinois provides community-based services to non-violent juvenile felony offenders. This Program Evaluation Summary describes an evaluation of the Second Judicial Circuits Redeploy pilot program. The evaluation of the program was supported by a grant awarded to the Authority by the Illinois Department of Human Services. The Second Judicial Circuit Redeploy Program was instituted to apply individualized evidence-based practices to address the needs of middle and high-risk juvenile offenders. Probation officers and community service providers monitor and provide services to juveniles selected for the program, and a research team evaluated program implementation and impact between March and December 2005. Several methods were used in this evaluation, including online surveys, interviews, site visits, and focus groups with key personnel.
		Date Created:	03 2007
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		ISL ID:	000000003812 Original UID: 3658 FIRST WORD: Program

3771:		Title:	Program Evaluation Summary
		Volume/Number:	5 2007 3 May
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		Description:	Redeploy Illinois programs, which provide community-based services in lieu of incarceration for non-violent juvenile felony offenders, have been successfully initiated in Peoria and St. Clair counties. The Redeploy Illinois Public Act 093-0641, which took effect Dec. 31, 2003, offers counties funding for community-based services including education, recreation, community service, crisis and health intervention, and alternative forms of detention, for non-violent youth who would otherwise be committed to the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC). Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention research suggests that non-violent youth are less likely to be involved in subsequent delinquent behavior if they remain in their communities and receive appropriate services that address their underlying needs. Community-based options for juvenile offenders also are generally less costly than institutional care in correctional facilities. Redeploy Illinois programs are being implemented at four sites in Illinois: Macon County, the 2nd Judicial Circuit (serving Crawford, Edwards, Franklin, Gallatin, Hamilton, Hardin, Jefferson, Lawrence, Richland, Wabash, Wayne, and White counties), Peoria County, and St. Clair County.
		Date Created:	05 2007
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		ISL ID:	000000003813 Original UID: 3657 FIRST WORD: Program

3772:		Title:	The Compiler
		Volume/Number:	Vol. 20, No. 2 Spring 2001
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		Description:	Articles in this issue include:Lab resources arent keeping up with demand Addressing the DNA backlog Fingerprinting remains on cutting edge Chemistry lab work reflects drug operations Program improves sexual assault evidence collection Ballistics system matches fired bullets with guns Crime scene investigationFunds to help expand treatment services for juvenile offenders New Web site helps researchHelping Paws benefits many in IllinoisTwo Illinois counties honored for traffic safetyDrug court conferenceRacial and ethnic justice national forum slatedFederal fiscal year grants designatedAuthority staff contribute to criminal justice journalSurvey shows rise in computer crimeIllinois Probation Outcome Study
		Date Created:	2001
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		ISL ID:	000000003814 Original UID: 3656 FIRST WORD: The

3773:		Title:	The Compiler
		Volume/Number:	Vol. 21, No. 1 Spring 2002
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		Description:	The search for solutions to rising juvenile crime, particularly violent crime, was one of the hottest public policy issues of the 1990s. In Illinois, the debate led to the Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 1998. For some, the reform legislation went too far in treating juveniles like adults, and didn't offer enough in the way of treatment and rehabilitation.
		Date Created:	2002
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		ISL ID:	000000003815 Original UID: 3655 FIRST WORD: The

3774:		Title:	The Compiler
		Volume/Number:	Vol. 21, No. 2 Summer 2002
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		Description:	This issue of the newsletter is devoted to the challenges of reentry for ex-offenders.
		Date Created:	2002
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		ISL ID:	000000003816 Original UID: 3654 FIRST WORD: The

3775:		Title:	The Compiler
		Volume/Number:	Vol. 21, No. 3 Fall 2002
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		Description:	The Criminal Justice Plan for the State of Illinois was unanimously adopted by the members of the Authority in June 2001. This issue of The Compiler takes a look at the Criminal Justice Plan and highlights some of the major initiatives the Authority and our partners have undertaken to achieve the plans goals and objectives.
		Date Created:	2002
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		ISL ID:	000000003817 Original UID: 3653 FIRST WORD: The

3776:		Title:	The Compiler
		Volume/Number:	Vol. 21, No. 4 Winter 2003
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		Description:	Limitations in the collection and analysis of data made it difficult to track trends in victimization and direct resources to where they were most needed. This issue focuses on the InfoNet project, which has gained national recognition for deploying the latest technologies to enhance data collection and reporting efforts, while creating a unique set of victim service data which is not available anywhere else in the country. The Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault and the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence, with their member agencies across the state, have been the major partners in the development of InfoNet. The system allows agencies to confidentially gather case-level information on clients, including the victims circumstances, services provided, and details of court proceedings.
		Date Created:	2003
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		ISL ID:	000000003818 Original UID: 3652 FIRST WORD: The

3777:		Title:	The Compiler
		Volume/Number:	Vol. 22, No. 1 Summer 2003
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		Description:	This issue of The Compiler takes a look at minority overrepresentation in the criminal and juvenile justice systems.
		Date Created:	2003
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		ISL ID:	000000003819 Original UID: 3651 FIRST WORD: The

3778:		Title:	Research at a glance
		Volume/Number:	Vol. 1, No. 1 1 October 2005
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		Description:	Reports of elder abuse are increasing at an alarming rate despite a multiyear decline in Illinois crime, according to an analysis of the state and national problem of elder abuse using data obtained from the Illinois Department on Aging, the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, and the National Center on Elder Abuse. The rise in reported elder abuse: A review of state and national data, by ICJIA research analysts Michelle Repp and Erica Hughes is the focus of this issue.
		Date Created:	10 2005
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		ISL ID:	000000003820 Original UID: 3678 FIRST WORD: Research

3779:		Title:	Research at a Glance
		Volume/Number:	Vol. 1, No. 2 2 April 2006
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		Description:	Homicide is a leading cause of death for children and infants in the U.S. The focus of this issue of Research at a Glance is Childrens Risk of Homicide: Victimization from birth to age 14, 1965 to 1995, a study by ICJIA Senior Research Analyst Carolyn Rebecca Block and Kimberly Vogt, University of Wisconsin, LaCrosse. A population-based examination of the risk of homicide over the 31-year period compares the risks for young children versus older teens and adults, boys versus girls, children of different racial/ethnic groups, and children in different developmental age groups.
		Date Created:	04 2006
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		ISL ID:	000000003821 Original UID: 3677 FIRST WORD: Research

3780:		Title:	Research at a Glance
		Volume/Number:	Vol. 1, No. 4 April 2006
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		Description:	In 2003, of the 42 counties with a sufficient percentage of African-American youth to measure disproportionate minority contact, 35 had an over representation of African Americans among youth arrested when compared to their representation in the general juvenile population in those counties. This issue of Research at a Glance summarizes information from Assessing disproportionate minority contact with the Illinois juvenile justice system, by Phillip Stevenson, ICJIA senior research analyst.
		Date Created:	04 2006
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		ISL ID:	000000003822 Original UID: 3675 FIRST WORD: Research

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