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    Potential Impact of Mandatory Minimum Sentencing on Existing Division of Corrections Adult Offender Inmate Capacity

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    Author
    Ring, Peter Smith
    Keyword
    Alaska Criminal Code Revision Commission
    Alaska Division of Corrections
    criminal code revision
    criminal justice reform
    correctional populations
    corrections
    courts
    felonies
    sentencing
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/10663
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    JC 7615
    Abstract
    This report was prepared for the Alaska Criminal Code Revision Commission to provide its members with an assessment of the potential impact on the Alaska Division (later Department) of Corrections adult offender inmate capacity likely to result from enactment of mandatory minimum sentencing provisions. The study projected that DOC would need at least 200 more secure units by 1981 if mandatory minimum sentencing was applied to second or subsequent felony offenders for a limited number of felony violent crimes. Application of mandatory minimums for such offenders to ALL felonies would likely result in DOC's entire capacity being used up within three years after enactment of minimum sentencing guidelines.
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    Summary / Background and Introduction / General Approach / CONCLUSIONS / Case One: Across the Board Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Felony Recidivists / Case Two: Limited Mandatory Minimum Sentences / APPENDICES / 1. Explanation of Crime Categories / 2. Crimes to which Mandatory Minimum Sentences would Apply
    Date
    1976-04
    Publisher
    Criminal Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage
    Type
    Report
    Citation
    Ring, Peter Smith. (1976). Potential Impact of Mandatory Minimum Sentencing on Existing Division of Corrections Adult Offender Inmate Capacity. Report prepared for the Alaska Criminal Code Revision Commission. Anchorage, AK: Criminal Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage.
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