LASER treatment changes criminal behavior.
An examination of the LASER (Life, Attitude, Skills, Educational Retraining) project, a new and innovative 13-week intensive program whose aim is to change criminal behavior by modifying lifestyle patterns. The uniqueness of the LASER program, which began in January 1994 with a three-year federal g...
| Publicado en: | Corrections Today Vol. 58; p. 74 |
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American Correctional Association
August 1996
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