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De´ess (dė´ĕs)
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| These costs are felt not only through direct spending by state and federal corrections departments, but they are also felt in indirect ways through assistance programs (Nelson, Deess, & Allen 1999; Petersilia, 2003). We focused on the first three months after release because that is a critical period in the transition from prison to the community (Lynch & Sabol, 2001; Maruna, 2001; Nelson, Deess, & Allen, 1999). |
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