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J 28.24:D 84/9
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Drug control task forces : creating and implementing a multijurisdictional unit |
1 |
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J 28.24:D 84/10
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Developing drug testing by hair analysis |
1 |
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J 28.24:D 84/11
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Do drugs, do time : an evaluation of the Maricopa County Demand Reduction Program |
1 |
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J 28.24:D 84/12
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Drug-abusing women offenders : results of a national survey |
1 |
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J 28.24:D 84/13
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"Boot camp" drug treatment and aftercare interventions : an evaluation review |
1 |
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J 28.24:D 84/14
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Controlling drug and disorder problems : Oakland's Beat Health Program |
1 |
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J 28.24:EF 4
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Efficiency, timeliness, and quality : a new perspective from nine state criminal trial courts |
1 |
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J 28.24:EL 2
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Results from an elder abuse prevention experiment in New York City |
1 |
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J 28.24:EN 2
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State and local law enforcement needs to combat electronic crime |
1 |
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J 28.24:Ev 1
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NIJ evaluates drug control projects |
1 |
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J 28.24:EV 1/2
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Evaluation of the Florida Community Control Program |
1 |
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J 28.24:EV 1/3
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Evaluating intensive supervision probation/parole : results of a nationwide experiment |
1 |
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J 28.24:EV 1/4
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An evaluation of shock incarceration in Louisiana |
2 |
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J 28.24:F 46
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Fighting urban crime the evolution of federal-local collaboration |
1 |
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J 28.24:F 51
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Firearms and violence |
1 |
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J 28.24:F 51/2
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Illegal firearms : access and use by arrestees |
1 |
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J 28.24:F 51/3
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National evaluation of the youth firearms violence initiative |
1 |
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J 28.24:F 74
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Understanding the use of force by and against the police |
1 |
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J 28.24:F 74/2
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Police use of force, tasers and other less-lethal weapons |
2 |
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J 28.24:F 76/2
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Use of forensic evidence by the police and courts |
1 |