Corrections, an Issues Approach

ISBN-10: 087084847X
ISBN-13: 9780870848476
Category: Social Science / Penology
Pages: 323
Language: English
Published: 1992
Publisher: Anderson Publishing Company
Authors: Todd R. Clear, Lawrence F. Travis, Martin D. Schwartz

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