Federal prison populations : inmate crowding and Bureau of Prisons policies / Triston S. Schofield, editor.

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Schofield, Triston S

Material type: Text

text

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computer

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online resource

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9781624171901
1624171907

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Federal prison populations.DDC classification:

366.0 23 22

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HV9469 .F43 2013eb

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Summary: This book examines the federal prison population in the United States with a focus on growing inmate crowding and the eligibility and capacity impact to reduce inmates' time in prison. Issues discussed include the effects of a growing federal prison population on operations within the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) facilities and the extent to which BOP has taken actions to mitigate these effects. Also discussed is the extent to which BOP utilizes its authorities to reduce a federal prisoner's period of incarceration.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

This book examines the federal prison population in the United States with a focus on growing inmate crowding and the eligibility and capacity impact to reduce inmates' time in prison. Issues discussed include the effects of a growing federal prison population on operations within the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) facilities and the extent to which BOP has taken actions to mitigate these effects. Also discussed is the extent to which BOP utilizes its authorities to reduce a federal prisoner's period of incarceration.

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