Identifying subgroups at high risk of dropping out of domestic batterer treatment: The buffering effects of a high school education

Article Abstract:

The subgroups of domestic batterers who are at a low or high risk of failing to complete domestic batterer cognitive behavioral treatment are identified. Two-thirds of high school graduates complete both domestic violence treatment and substance abuse treatment when compared with only one third of high school dropouts, suggesting that completion of a high school degree or job training should be encouraged before mandating domestic violence treatment.

Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Domestic Violence (Families), Care and treatment, Family violence, Domestic violence, High school dropouts

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Familial functioning as a support system for adolescents' postdetention success

Article Abstract:

The relationship between incarcerated youths' sense of their families' functioning and their perceived likelihood for postdetention success is examined. In terms of the impact on offering family focused interventions for juveniles, issues and results are discussed.

United States, Prevention, Recidivism

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The effects of criminal justice contact on employment stability for white-collar and street-level offenders

Article Abstract:

The odds of regaining steady employement, following criminal justice contact by offender type is investigated. It was found that white collar offenders are able to rebound following contact with the criminal justice system.

Labor force information, Criminals, Employment

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