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RecommendedSentence Administration Manual
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RecommendedResearch Brief. CORRECTIONS RESEARCH EVALUATION AND STATISTICS | CORRECTIVE SERVICES NSW RESEARCH BRIEF No. 16 | APRIL 2024 | ISSN 2642-8789. Evaluation of throughput and participation outcomes for the Intervention Pathways model. Yatin Mahajan,
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Recommended9.2 Application for financial assistance for families of inmates
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RecommendedThis User Guide has been developed for Location managers and Agency Administrators to explain how to manage users, locations and rooms within JUST Connect.
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RecommendedResearch Bulletin. CORRECTIONS RESEARCH EVALUATION AND STATISTICS | CORRECTIVE SERVICES NSW. RESEARCH BULLETIN No. 62 | DECEMBER 2023 | ISSN 2207 0850. Conducting survey research using inmate digital tablets: Lessons learned from research conducted
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RecommendedResearch Publication. Evaluation of the Practice Guide for Intervention (PGI): Staff Perceptions Five Years After Implementation. Sarah Cassidy, Sasha Nahleen, Chee Seng Chong, Ofir Thaler, andamp; Mark Howard. Research Publication No. 67. October 2023.
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RecommendedAGJ AR 2012 CSNSW
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RecommendedResearch Bulletin. CORRECTIONS RESEARCH EVALUATION AND STATISTICS | CORRECTIVE SERVICES NSW. RESEARCH BULLETIN No. 64 | FEBRUARY 2024 | ISSN 2207 0850. Examination of treatment dosage delivered through the Intervention Pathways Model. Yatin Mahajan,
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Informed by lessons of the past, Department of Communities and Justice is improving how we work with Aboriginal people and communities. We listen and learn from the knowledge, strength and resilience of Stolen Generations Survivors, Aboriginal Elders and Aboriginal communities.
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