Stevens H. Clarke
33 works on record
Works
Mediation in workers' compensation cases
1997
Mediation of interpersonal disputes
1992
Recidivism of criminal offenders assigned to community correctional programs or released from prison in North Carolina in 1989
1992
An introduction to the county jail
1999
Court-ordered civil case mediation in North Carolina
1995
Juvenile detention facilities in North Carolina
1994
1994 supplement to Law of sentencing, probation, and parole in North Carolina
1994
1993 supplement to law of sentencing, probation, and parole in North Carolina
1993
Mediation of Interpersonal Disputes in North Carolina
1993
Law of sentencing, probation, and parole in North Carolina
1991
Court-ordered arbitration in North Carolina
1989
Probationer recidivism in North Carolina
1988
Pretrial release in Durham, North Carolina
1987
An evaluation of North Carolina's intensive juvenile probation program
1987
Felony sentencing in North Carolina, 1976-1986
1987
Felony prosecution and sentencing in North Carolina, 1981-1982
1986
Perspectives on juvenile status offenders in North Carolina
1985
Service of North Carolina prison and jail sentences
1984
North Carolina's Determinate Sentencing Legislation
1984
North Carolina's Fair Sentencing Act
1981
North Carolina Crimes
1980
Law of probation and parole in North Carolina
1979
The Fair sentencing act
1979
Policy issues study project (77-01-BU8-1053) on sentencing
1979
The effectiveness of bail systems
1976
The bail system in Charlotte, 1971-73
1974
Toward understanding the outcome of serious criminal cases in the courts: some thoughts about a statistical reporting system
1973
The contribution of juvenile offender treatment and service programs to the reduction of juvenile delinquency
1973
The concept of a community information system to measure the quality of public services
1969
Felony prosecution and sentencing in North Carolina
Reducing the pretrial jail population and the risks of pretrial release
Pretrial release policy from North Carolina's perspective
Factors related to the crime-prevention function of the criminal courts in Charlotte