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Tracking OffendersDonald A. Manson, Bureau of Justice Statistics
November 1, 1983 NCJ 91572
Tables present the data pertaining to outcome for felony offenders according to several characteristics, by offense, and by State location. OBTS can be used to analyze the criminal justice process, to develop new programs, to measure the impact of programs on crime processing activities, to establish accurate performance measures, and to forecast resource needs. One figure and a list of three readings are included.
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