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Sentencing Reform for Nonviolent Offenses: Benefits and Estimated Savings for Illinois

Oct 1, 2004

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Commissioned by the Developing Justice Coalition, this report examines alternatives to incarceration for nonviolent drug offenses. The report discusses the potential cost savings and the social benefits of sentencing nonviolent drug offenders to mandated substance abuse treatment and intensive community supervision instead of prison.

Sentencing Reform for Nonviolent Offenses: Benefits and Estimated Savings for Illinois

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Center for Impact Research

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Chicago Community Organizing Capacity Building Initiative

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English

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North America / United States (Midwestern) / Illinois

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Title: Sentencing Reform for Nonviolent Offenses: Benefits and Estimated Savings for Illinois
Publication date 2004-10-01
Publication Year 2004
Authors Lise McKean , Susan K. Shapiro
Copyright holder(s) Center for Impact Research
Geographical Focus North America / United States (Midwestern) / Illinois
Keywords drug offenders , drug , incarceration , drug offenses , nonviolent
Document type Text
Language English
URL: http://interfaith.issuelab.org/resource/sentencing-reform-for-nonviolent-offenses-benefits-and-estimated-savings-for-illinois.html
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