Special Needs Offenders: Reducing Risk Through Employment and Education (Part 1)
2000 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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Federal Judicial Center ava20946vnb2.1 -- 3952-V/00 (2000) Special Needs Offenders: Reducing Risk Through Employment and Education (Part 1) This program is the Center's fourth satellite broadcast in the Special Needs Offenders series. The broadcast introduces a model for investigating and supervising disadvantaged defendants and offenders with limited job skills, life skills, and education. It also highlights techniques for handling resistant defendants or offenders; provides guidelines for developing community partners and in-house programs for employment assistance and cognitive skills training; and offers guidance on how to stabilize conflicts that arise from a defendant's or offender's difficulties in mastering basic life skills.