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Editorial Board:
Kiri Rowe
Chief of Staff
Glenn R. Schmitt
Deputy Director
John Morgan
Assistant Director
for Science and Technology
Thomas E. Feucht
Assistant Director
for Research and Evaluation
Jay Albanese
Patrick Clark
Jolene Hernon
Rhonda Jones
J. Scott McCauley
Chris Miles
Lee Mockensturm
Gerald Soucy
Cheryl Crawford Watson
Editor:
Dan Tompkins
Production by:
Palladian Partners, Inc.
Mary B. Murphy
Managing Editor
Catharine Rankin
Production Editor
Aaron Auyeung
Designer
Maureen Berg
Designer
Market Experts, Inc.
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NIJ Journal No.
252 • July 2005
Cover Story:
Reentry
Programs for Women Inmates
Director's
Message
Features
The
Voice Response Translator: A Valuable Police Tool
by Mark P. Cohen
Telemarketing
Predators: Finally, We've Got Their Number
Truth
in Sentencing and State Sentencing Practices
by Katherine J. Rosich and Kamala
Mallik Kane
Special
Technologies for Law Enforcement and Corrections
by William Falcon
At-A-Glance
Tracking
Modern Day Slavery
by Kevin Bales
Prosecutors'
Programs Ease Victims' Anxieties
by Marcia R. Chaiken, Barbara
Boland, Michael D. Maltz, Susan Martin, and Joseph Tragonski
The
Decline of Intimate Partner Homicide
by William Wells and William DeLeon-Granados
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Information at Your Fingertips
At http://www.dna.gov,
you will find information about funding, training,
publications, and other resources related to
how DNA technology can solve crimes, protect
the innocent, and identify missing persons.
You can also learn more about the President's
DNA initiative, "Advancing Justice Through
DNA Technology," which seeks to enhance
the role of DNA in the criminal justice system
by reducing the current backlog of DNA samples,
increasing crime lab capacity, and stimulating
research and development.
http://www.dna.gov
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