Alternative Penal Sanctions

Maryland SCCSP: Publications > Prison vs. Alternative Sanctions

Much scholarly and governmental research has been conducted both on recidivism rates of released prisoners and on offenders who have participated in alternative sanction programs, such as community service or home detention. However, limited research is available that compares recidivism rates of offenders released through traditional incarceration to offenders released through alternative sanc...

Imposing Penal Sanctions for Breach of Home Improvement Contract, in the Absence of Fraud, Is Involuntary Servitude

also sought the interest they were required to pay on the back taxes. The two actions were combined for consideration by the Supreme Court, New York County. The lower court dismissed the claims of Alpert and Wolfman for back taxes but allowed recovery of the interest paid on the deficient taxes. Further, the court allowed the investors to amend their complaints to assert an additional claim of ...

Determinants of Penal Policies

Revisiting Penal Substitution Kevin

Revisiting Penal Substitution Kevin D. Kennedy Assistant Professor of Theology Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 2001 W. Seminary Drive Fort Worth, Texas 76115 Jesus paid it all, all to Him I owe; Sin had left a crimson stain, He washed it white as snow. Evangelicals, in their preaching as well as their worship, have recognized that the cross of Christ is central to the life of the beli...

Sanctions Compliance

Financial institutions need to meet rising sanctions compliance demands without disrupting customer service or incurring inordinate costs. While robust filtering technology is essential to managing compliance, the most cost-effective approach combines intelligent technology, people and processes while fostering self-learning and improvement in all three components. This white paper describes th...