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Recently added to the National Institute of Corrections website, you will find a new Topic page containing resources on Gangs and Security Threat Groups. This web page pro...

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019569	Classification of High-Risk Offenders [Videoconference Held September 1, 2004]	$0.00
015362	Managing Infectious Diseases in Corrections [Videoconference Held July 8, 1999]	$0.00
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