Research by the National Institutes of Health indicates that
every 100 probationers were convicted of a second offense 23
times over the nextfive years in a court using volunteers as
contrasted with 270 times in a court not using volunteers.
To read more, go to the Court Volunteer
Services page at
The National Judicial College.
To obtain more information regarding Court Mentoring,
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Misdemeanor Courts, Hope for Crime Weary America
Front Cover, Certificate of the Presidents and Index
Chapter 1 - The Potential of Misdemeanor Courts
Chapter 2 - How to Begin
Chapter 3 - Expanding the One-on-One Program
Chapter 4 - Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things
Chapter 5 - Retirees: A Special Gift
Chapter 6 - Pre-Sentence Investigations
Chapter 7 - The Professional Volunteer
Chapter 8 - Educational Programs
Chapter 9 - Alcohol Anonymous
Chapter 10 - Earning a Dismissal
Chapter 11 - The Psychiatrist and Psychologists
Chapter 12 - Employment Counseling
Chapter 13 - The Retired Accountant Volunteer
Chapter 14 - The Volunteer Marriage Counselor
Chapter 15 - A Gift From Allan
Chapter 16 - Motivation
Chapter 17 - A Lesson From a Juvenile Institution
Chapter 18 - A Lesson From a Juvenile Court
Chapter 19 - A Lesson From a Prison
Chapter 20 - A Lesson From a Prosecutor
Chapter 21 - A Lesson From an Engineer
Chapter 22 - Dissemination
Chapter 23 - Tough? Who is Tough?
Chapter 24 - Discipline
Chapter 25 - Why the Misdemeanor Court?
Chapter 26 - The Good News and the Bad News
Chapter 27 - Victims
Chapter 28 - Judges of the Misdeameanor Court
Chapter 29 - Who is the Volunteer?
Chapter 30 - Spirit of Volunteerism
Chapter 31 - Religion, Religious & Court Volunteerism
Chapter 32 - A Misdemeanor Court: The Weak Becomes Strong
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Crime, Courts and Christ
Front Cover, About the Author, Certificate of the Presidents and Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - The Potential of Misdemeanor Courts
Chapter 2 - How to Begin
Chapter 3 - Expanding the One-To-One Program
Chapter 4 - Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things
Chapter 5 - Retirees: A Special Gift
Chapter 6 - Pre-Sentence Investigations
Chapter 7 - The Professional Volunteer
Chapter 8 - Educational Programs
Chapter 9 - "Alcohol Anonymous"
Chapter 10 - Earning a Dismissal
Chapter 11 - The Psychiatrists and Psychologists
Chapter 12 - Employment Counseling
Chapter 13 - The Retired Accountant Volunteer
Chapter 14 - The Volunteer Marriage Counselor
Chapter 15 - A Gift From Allan
Chapter 16 - Motivation
Chapter 17 - A Lesson From a Juvenile Criminal Institution
Chapter 18 - A Lesson From a Juvenile Court
Chapter 19 - A Lesson From a Prison
Chapter 20 - A Lesson From a Prosecutor
Chapter 21 - A Lesson From an Engineer
Chapter 22 - Dissemination
Chapter 23 - Tough? Who is Tough on Crime?
Chapter 24 - Discipline
Chapter 25 - Why the Misdemeanor Court?
Chapter 26 - Money: The Good News and the Bad News
Chapter 27 - Victims
Chapter 28 - Judges of the Misdeameanor Court
Chapter 29 - Who is the Volunteer?
Chapter 30 - Spirit of Volunteerism
Chapter 31 - What is Justice?
Chapter 32 - A Misdemeanor Court: The Weak Becomes Strong
Chapter 33 - Only the Theif Called Him Jesus
Chapter 34 - The Fatherless
Chapter 35 - The Gift of the Utterance of Wisdom
Chapter 36 - Sharing Our Faith
Chapter 37 - Love: Our Greatest Weapon in the War Against Crime
Chapter 38 - Are We Forever Doomed to Violence?
Chapter 39 - Coping With Failure
Chapter 40 - Jesus and the Criminal Justice System
Chapter 41 - ...And In Conclusion
Acknowledgments
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