Aboriginal Women: An Overview of the Correctional Process from Admission to Warrant Expiry

Our study was the first to comprehensively examine differences between First Nations and Métis women. Differences in offending patterns, criminogenic need, and other areas suggest that further consideration of diversity among Aboriginal women – in addition to that between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal women – may improve the effectiveness of interventions and correctional management.

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Title (French) Délinquantes autochtones : Aperçu du processus correctionnel de l’admission à l’expiration du mandat
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Open Canada Date Published 2015-01-01 00:00:00
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Open Canada Subject ["law", "society_and_culture"]
Open Canada Keywords {"fr": ["Antécédents sociaux", "délinquantes des Première Nations", "délinquantes Métisses", "délinquantes", "facteurs criminogènes", "l’admission à l’expiration du mandat", "processus correctionnel"], "en": ["Social history", "First Nations women", "Métis women", "Women Offenders", "Criminogenic need", "admission to warrant expiry", "correctional process"]}
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