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Produced by the Communication Division, Ministry of the Solicitor General, 1979
FOREWORD
The purpose of the Diversion Information Resource
Package is to facilitate the transfer of current information
on the practice of diversion in Canada. It is presented as
an informational resource base and a contact guide to persons
working toward the development of community based alternatives
to Criminal Justice Processing.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction 1
2. Information Resource Contacts 2
3. Existing Diversion Projects in Canada 5
4. Diversion Project Resource Contacts 12
5. Diversion Audio-Visual Resources 20
6. Accession List for Diversion 25
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INTRODUCTION
The Diversion Information Resource Package is one of several tools being developed and utilized by the Consulta-tion Centre to facilitate the exchange of current information amongst individuals and groups interested in both the conceptual and practice issues of Diversion.
In striving to accomplish this objective, this package consists of number listings of both primary and secondary sources of information: Information Resource Contacts; Existing Diversion Projects in Canada; Diversion Project Resource Contacts; Diversion Audio-Visual Resources and the Diversion accession list.
Each section has a short introduction outlining a number of its uses and limitations.
Updates to the information contained in these listings will occur as currency and volume of material dictate.
As with any resource tool, its usefulness depends exclusively on its relevance to its users. We would appreciate any feedback you may have with regard to the content and structure of the package. In addition, we would welcome additions to the listings, e.g. additional information resources, contacts, articles, unpublished papers, etc.
Any communication should be addressed to the National Consultant on Diversion - Consultation Centre, Ministry of the Solicitor General, 340 Laurier Ave. West Ottawa, Ontario KlA 0P8.
INFORMATION RESOURCE CONTACTS
Diversion information Resource Contacts
1) The Canadian Criminal Justice Reference Centre
The Reference Centre CoordinatorMinistry LibraryMinistry of the Solicitor General340 Laurier Ave., WestOttawa, OntarioKlA OP8
2) National Criminal Justice Reference Centre
Box 6000Rockville, MarylandU.S.A.
20 850
(202) 862-2900
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MINISTRY OF THE SOLICITOR GENERAL
CONSULTATION CENTRE
National Consultant on Diversion Ministry of the Solicitor General
Consultation Centre 340 Laurier Avenue West Ottawa, Ontario KlA OP8 (613) 9 9 5-2507
Mr. Dan Stote Atlantic Regional Consultant Ministry of the Solicitor General Consultation Centre 5th Floor, Terminal Plaza Bldg., 1222 Main Street. Moncton, New Brunswick (506) 858-2971
Mr. Michel Vallée Quebec Regional Consultant Ministry of the Solicitor General Consultation Centre 666 West Sherbrooke St., Suite 201 Montréal, Québec H3A 1E7 (514) 283-7362
Ms. Helen Vail Ontario Regional Consultant Ministry of the Solicitor General Consultation Centre Room 604, Sir William Mulock Bldg. 241 Jarvis Street Toronto, Ontario M5B 2C3 (416) 369-2381
Mr. Dennis Wiginton Prairies Regional Consultant Ministry of the Solicitor General Consultation Centre Box 9223 2002 Ouebec Avenue Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K 3X5 (306) 665-4262
Mr. Don Morrison B.C. Regional Consultant Ministry of the Solicitor General Consultation Centre Main Floor 747 Bute Street Vancouver, B.C. V6E 1Y2 (604) 544-6070
EXISTING DIVERSION
PROJECTS IN CANADA
6
This listing includes known operational diversionprojects which have the direct service components ofmediation and/or referral.
"Direct Service Component" refers to the primarymethod of intervention used by a project to achieve itsobjectives.
"Mediation" refers to an intervention between analleged offender and a victim or symbolic victim of an offenceby a project staff or committee to promote reconciliation,settlement or compromise.
"Referral" refers to the direction by a project staffof a person in need, to a helping resource in the community.
The charts list projects according to the primarysource of referral to the project and target population assome projects have more than one source of referral and targetgroup, they are listed more than once.
EXISTENT DIVERSION PROJECTS IN CANADA
JUVENILE
Source of Referral
Crown
Post Charge
Pre Court
Frontenac Diversion Program: Juvenile Court Committee - Kingston, Ont.
Frontenac Diversion Program: Restitution Project - Kingston, Ont.
Halifax County Screening Authority - Halifax, N.S.
Essex County Diversion Project - Windsor, Ont.
Cornerbrook Juvenile Diversion Program - Cornerbrook, Nfld.
Waterloo Region Diversion Program - Kitchener, Ontario
Crown
Alter- native
to Charge
Dauphin Restitution Committee - Dauphin, Manitoba
Cedar Cottage/Kensington Community Juvenile Accountability Level - Vancouver, B.C.
Dawson Creek Community Works Program (including Chetwynd, B.C.) - Dawson Creek, B.C.
Cowichan Diversion Program, Duncan, B.C.
St. John's Metropolitan Area Juvenile Diversion Project (formerly St. John's Pilot Screening Program) - St. John's, Nfld.
EXISTENT DIVERSION PROJECTS IN CANADA
JUVENILE
Source of Referral
Victim Offender Reconciliation Program, Sudbury, Ont.
Y.O.U. Reconciliation Level - Peterborough, Ont.
Bloodvein Community Committee - Beausejour, Manitoba
Steinbach Community Committee - Beausejour, Manitoba
Victim Offender Reconciliation Program - Winnipeg, Manitoba
Elphinstone Community Committee - Minnedosa, Manitoba
Roseau River Community Committee - Beausejour, Manitoba
East Toronto Diversion/Prevention Program - Toronto, Ont.
Preventive Intervention at the Pre-Court Level (Ottawa/Neapean), Ottawa, Ont.
Mediation Diversion Project (Regina & Moose Jaw) - Regina, Sask.
Portage Restitution Committee - Portage La Prairie, Man.
Moose Lake Corrections Committee - The Pas, Manitoba
Nechako Justice Council Association: Pre Charge Diversion Program - Vanderhoof, B.C.
Community Diversion Centre - Victoria, B.C.
Options for Youth - Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
Police
EXISTENT DIVERSION PROJECTS IN CANADA
JUVENILE
Source of Referral
Police
Citizen
Stuart Lake Diversion Committee - Fort St. James, B.C.
Support Services for Windsor Police Youth Branch -Windsor, Ontario
Delta Police Diversion Program (formerly Delta Youth
Services Program) - Delta, B.C.
Project Intervention Jeunesse - Montreal, Quebec
Northend Diversion & Neighbourhood Justice Project -Halifax, N.S.
Alter- native
to charge
EXISTENT DIVERSION PROJECTS IN CANADA
ADULT
Source of Referral
Crown
Post Charge
Pre Court
*Mediation Diversion Project (Regina & Moose Jaw) - Regina, Saskatchewan
North Vancouver Adult Diversion Program - North Vancouver, B.C.
Vancouver Adult Diversion Program - Vancouver, B.C.
Crown Mid Island Diversion Program (formerly Nanaimo Diversion Program, Nanaimo B.C.) - Nanaimo, B.C.
*North Vancouver Adult Diversion Program, North Vancouver, B.C.
*Community Diversion Centre - Victoria, B.C.
*Cowichan Diversion Program - Duncan, B.C.
Police
*Mid Island Diversion Program (formerly Nanaimo Diversion Program, Nanaimo, B.C.) - Nanaimo, B.C.
*Moose Lake Corrections Committee - The Pas, Manitoba
*Nechako Justice Council Association: Pre Charge Diversion Program - Vanderhoof, B.C.
*Community Diversion Centre - Victoria, B.C.
Cornerbrook Adult Diversion & Mediation Program (A.D.A.M.) - Cornerbrook, Nfld. Police
Programme de Conciliation au Poste de Police No 16 de Montréal - Montreal, Quebec.
*Northend Diversion & Neighborhood Justice Project - Halifax, N.S.
Citizen
EXISTENT DIVERSION PROJECTS IN CANADA
ADULT
Source of Referral
elb
DIVERS ION PROJECT
RESOURCE CONTACTS
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Frontenac Diversion Program: Juvenile Court Committee Frontenac Diversion Program: Restitution Project
Judi Ryan (Director) 166 Queen Street Kingston, Ont. K7K 1B1
Victim Offender Reconciliation Program (Sudbury)
Helen Lowe Probation and After Care Services 82 Ignatius Street Sudbury, Ont. P3C 5G3
Y.O.U. Reconciliation Service
Kevin D. Sullivan (Project Manager) 464-A George St., North Peterborough, Ontario K9H 3R7
Halifax County Youth Screening Authority
Trevor Townsand N.S. Dept. of Social Services: Family Court P.O. Box 1473 - N. Halifax, N.S.
Mid Island Diversion Program (formerly Nanaimo Diversion Program)
Mrs. Madge Sasvari John Howard Society of Vancouver Island: Nanaimo Branch 327 Wesley Street Nanaimo, B.C. V9R 5B7
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Steinbach Community CommitteeBloodvein Community Committee
Senior Probation OfficerEast Manitoba ProbationDept. of Health & Social DevelopmentProbation Branch20 - lst Street, SouthBeausejour, ManitobaROE OCO
Victim Offender Reconciliation Program
Bob DodjakDept. of Corrective and Rehabilitative Service303 Kennedy StreetWinnipeg, ManitobaR3B 2M7
Essex County Diversion Program
Terry BullProbation and Aftercare Office250 Windsor Ave.2nd FloorWindsor, Ont.N9A 6V9
Elphinstone Community Committee
Vern EricksonMinistry of Corrective and/Rehabilitation ServiceProbation ServicesP.O. Box 1287Minnedosa, Man.
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Roseau River Community Committee
Senior Probation Officer East Manitoba Probation Dept. of Health & Social Development Probation Branch 20 - 1st Street, South Beausejour, Manitoba ROE OCO
Dauphin Restitution Committee
Marston Grindey Court House 114 River Ave., West Dauphin, Man. R7N OV6
East Toronto Diversion/Prevention Program
Debbie Hall 2032 Gerrard St., East Toronto, Ontario M4E 2B1
Preventive Intervention at the Pre-Court Level (Ottawa/Nepean)
K.J. Kealy (Nepean) or Pierre Deschamps (Ottawa) Ministry of Community and Social Services Children's Services Division Probation/Aftercare Services 900 Lady Ellen Place Ottawa, Ont. KlZ 5L5
Mediation Diversion Program (Regina & Moose Jaw)
Mr. J. Cof lin John Howard Society of Sask. 101-1822 Scarth St. Regina, Sask. S4P 2G3
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Cornerbrook Juvenile Diversion Program
Frank Wheeler Dept. of Social Services Sir Richard Squire Bldg. Cornerbrook, Nfld. A2M 6J8
Waterloo Region Diversion Program
Mike Lemme Probation and Aftercare Office 1190 King St., East Kitchener, Ont. N2G 2N4
Portage Restitution Committee
Wendy Rankin Portage Probation Service (Central Region) 25 Tupper St., N. Portage La Prairie, Man. R1N 3K1
Cedar Cottage/Kensington Community Juvenile Accountability Panel
Lyn Logue Cedar Cottage Neighborhood House 4065 Victoria Drive Vancouver, B.C. V8S 4N9
Moose Lake Corrections Committee
John Lussier The Pas P.O. Box 2550 Provincial Bldg. The Pas, Man. R9A 1M4
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North Vancouver Adult Diversion Program
Mr. P.B. Sievenpiper (Director) or
Mr. Ray Grant
Probation Office
#104-140 15th St., West
North Vancouver, B.C.
V7M 1R6
Nechako Justice Council Association: Pre Charge
Diversion Program
Alison CampbellBox 1463Vanderhoof, B.C.VOJ 3A0
Community Diversion Centre
Eileen King and Llona O'Gorman610 Gorge Rd., EastVictoria, B.C.
V8T 2W6
Dawson Creek Community WorksProgram (including Chetwynd, B.C.)
Wayne FrammProbation Service
c/o Court House
1201 - 103rd Ave.
Suite 205Dawson Creek, B.C.V1G 4J2
Options for Youth
Craig Blair Tanya Owen
Dept. of Social Services John Howard Society
101 - 15th St., East 111 - 14th St., West
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
S6V 2N8 S6V 3L1
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Stuart Lake Diversion Committee
Mr. John Prince, C■Coordinatorl Box 1447 Fort St. James, B.C. VOJ 1P0
Northend Diversion & Neighborhood Justice Project
Ms. Sandra Lyth 2282 Gottingen St. (P.O. Box 1235 North) Halifax, N.S. B3K 3B0
Cornerbrook Adult Diversion and Mediation Program (A.D.A.M.)
Mr. J. Bath John Howard Society of Nfld. P.O. Box 631 Cornerbrook, Nfld. A2H 6J8
Support Services for Windsor Police Youth Branch
Mr. Terry Bull Probation & After Care Office 250 Windsor Ave. 2nd Floor Windsor, Ont. N9A 6V9
Delta Police Diversion Program (formerly Delta Youth Services Program)
Lois Cartledge (Exec. Director) Delta Youth Diversion & Crime Prevention Society 4455 Clarence Taylor Cres. Delta, B.C. V4K 3E1
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Cowichan Diversion Program
Chuck Lucas Box 841 Duncan, B.C. V9L 3X8
Vancouver Adult Diversion Program
Chuck Warren (Project Manager) Probation Office Dunsmuir Street Suite 900 - 885 Vancouver, B.C. V6C 1N5
Project Intervention Jeunesse
Louisane Desgagnés 15 de l'Epée Ave. Apt. 5 Montreal, Quebec H2V 3T2
St. John's Metropolitan Area Juvenile Diversion Project (formerly St. John's Pilot Screening Program)
Mr. Marvin McNutt (Asst. Director/Juvenile Corrections) Dept. of Social Service Government of Newfoundland & Labrador Confederation Bldg. St. John's, Nfld.
Programme de Conciliation au Poste de Police No 16 de Montréal
Mr. Jean-Claude Plourde Centre de Services Sociaux du Montréal Métropolitain 4217 rue D'Iberville Montreal, Quebec H2H 2L5
DIVERSION AUDIO-VISUAL RESOURCES
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The Audio-Visual packages on Diversion listed
below are available from either the Department of the
Solicitor General Regional Consultation Centres, the NationalConsultant on Diversion, Consultation Centre, Ottawa or the
Canadian Criminal Justice Reference Centre.
1. "Essex County Diversion Project" (_Juvenile) Audio-VisualSlide Presentation.
The running time of this package is approximatelyseven (.7) minutes and is available in English.
2. "Juvenile Diversion" - (Frontenac Diversion Project).
Produced by Birchbark Films under the sponsor-ship of the Department of the Solicitor General.This package is available in either video-cassette (colour, 3/4" tape, approximately 20 mins.)or film (16 mm., optical soundtrack, colour,approximately 20 mins.). Currently available inEnglish only.
3. Preventive - Intervention for Juveniles at the Pre-Court
Level (P.I.P. ) .
A video-cassette (_colour, 3/4" tape, approximatelyeight mins.) copy of C.B.C. Presentation of theprogram conducted by Ms. C. Gobeil, available inEnglish only.
4. Man Alive - "Alternatives".
A presentation of the Community Diversion Centre -Victoria, B.C. by the C.B.C. Man Alive programhosted by Roy Bonisteel, March 20, 1978. Available
in video-cassette format (30 mins. 3/4" tape,colour) and in English only.
5. "Is There a Choice"/Si c'était â refaire...."
This video-cassette package is a Department ofthe Solicitor General - C.P.S. sponsored production(approximately 30 mins. 3/4" tape, colour). Itis available in either French or English.
6. The National Conference on Mediation Skills, Montebello,P.Q., Nov. 7-10, 1978.
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"Mediation - Labours Experience"
Part 1 - "Questions and Answers" a discussion regarding the application of mediation techniques to Criminal Justice disputes. Colour, 3/4" video tape cassette; available in language of presentation.
Part 2 - "Martin Teplitsky" an elaboration of techniques used by mediation in labour - management disputes and their application to criminal justice disputes. Colour, 3/4" video tape cassette available in the language of presentation.
Part 3 - "Jacob Finkelman" A development of labour management mediation in Canada and a set of principles for the practice of mediation in dispute settlement. Colour, 3/4" video tape cassette available in the language of presentation.
"Mediation: A New York Experience". George Nicolau and J. Jefferson present a description of the Dispute Settlement Centre in New York City, an agency for Criminal Justice and other conflict resolution (mediation). In addition, an over-view of the types of mediation training utilized is presented. Colour, 3/4" video tape cassette, available in the language presented.
7. The National Conference on Diversion - Ouebec City, October 1977 - Workshop Audio Tapes (unedited).
October 25, 1977
Workshop 1 Tapes 38,39,40 The use of the Ex-offender on Diversion Projects
Workshop 2 Tapes 41, 42 Screening and Diverting Juveniles to What?
Workshop 3 Tapes 43, 44 The Role of the Private Sector in Diversion
Workshop 4 Tapes 45, 46, 47 Diversion in Light of Drug Addiction and Alcoholism
b)
Workshop 5 Tapes 48, 49 Respecting Individual Rights in Diversion
(Juvenile)
(Adult)
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Workshop 6 Tapes 50, 51
Workshop 7 Tapes 52, 53
Workshop 8 Tapes 54, 55
Workshop 9 Tapes 56, 57
Workshop 10 Tapes 58, 59
Five Native Diversion Projects
Diversion and the Discretionary Power of the Police
Diversion and the Discretionary Power of the Police
Evaluation and Monitoring Diversion
Role of the Police in a Diversion Project
Delegate Working Sessions -- Standards & Goals
Ontario No. 1 Tapes 62, 63
• Ontario No. 2 Tapes 64, 65
Quebec Tapes 66, 67
Maritimes Tapes 68, 69
Manitoba Tapes 70, 71
Alberta Tapes 72, 73
B.C. Tapes 74, 75
Native Workshop Tapes 78, 79, 80,
81, 82
October 24, 1977
Workshop 1
Workshop 2
Workshop 3
Tapes 7, 8, 9 Diversion and the Crown Prosecutor
Tapes 10, 11 Native Diversion in Canada
Tapes 12, 13, 14 Diversion and the Discretionary Power of the Police
Diversion and the Discretionary Power of the Police
Workshop 4 Tapes 15, 16, 17
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Tapes 18, 19, 20 Diverting Offences or Offender
Tapes 21, 22, 23 Mediation at the Service of 24 the Criminal Justice System
Tapes 25, 26, 27 Diversion, A Way to Empower the Community
Tapes 28, 29 Diversion: An International Perspective
Tapes 30, 31 Is There Any Future to Restitution
Tapes 32, 33 Monitoring and Evaluating Diversion Projects
Tapes 34, 35 Practical Problems of Funding, Initiating and Monitoring Diversion Projects
Several additional audio-visual projects are currently in production, updates to this listing will be made when they are available.
Workshop 5
Workshop 6
Workshop 7
Workshop 8
Workshop 9
Workshop 10
Workshop 11
ACCESSION LIST FOR DIVERSION
INFORMATION BANK
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The accession list is primarily a working toollisting files containing a document or a set of documentson a given subject in the Information Bank. on Diversion.The files are randomly ordered, to the extent that they arelisted as they are developed and not alphabetically byauthor as would be the case in a bibliography.
The purpose of the listing is to provide access toa body of information culled from journals, memeographs,unpublished reports, bibliographies etc. It is importantto note that it does not contain major published workswhich are available from other sources, e.g., libraries,retail outlets, etc.
All the files are cross-indexed as to author, titleand subject(s).
The files pertaining to Conference, Workshops andDiversion projects are examples of files containing more thanone document. For example a file on a specific project maycontain project description, evaluation reports, monitoringreports, published articles, etc.
If the materials listed are unavailable locallyor from the original source, e.g. a project, copies may
be obtained by contacting either the National Consultanton Diversion or the Canadian Criminal Justice Reference
Centre ( see, Information Resource section).
01 .776 No. 2
01 .776 No. 3
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ACCESSION LIST FOR DIVERSION INFORMATION BANK
FILE NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION
01 Baron, Roger. Preventing delinquency through diversion: .794 the Sacramento County 601 Diversion Project, in No. 1 Federal Probation, March 1973.
01 William, Herb C. Jr. Homeward Bound; an alternative .744 to the institutionalization of adjudicated juvenile No. 1 offenders, in Federal Probation, Sept. 1973.
01 .776 No. 1
White Bear Lake. Youth Resource Bureau. The Youth Resource Bureau: a diversionary program. 1975.
01 Collingwood, Thomas R. Juvenile diversion: the Dallas .764 Police Department Youth Services Program, in Federal No. 1 Probation, 1976.
01 .794 No. 2
Latham, Tom. The Sacramento citation-diversion program. August 1974.
02 Fogel, David. Restitution in criminal justice: a .776 Minnesota experiment, in Criminal Law Bulletin, No. 1 8 (8), 1972.
Minnesota: restitution program.
Minnesota Restitution Center. Report.
01 Matthews, Joan. Fundamentals of implementing a pre- trial release program, by Cobb County Pre-trial Court Services Agency, July 27, 1976.
Pre-trial diversion from the criminal process, in Yale Law Journal, 83, 1974.
11 U.S. National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice .73 Standards and Goals. Report on courts. Ch. 2: No. 1 Diversion.
Hogarth, John. Alternatives to the adversary system, revised copy, October 1973.
09 .73 Pre
10 .71 Hog
07 .7 No. 1
07 .73 No. 3
10 .73 Bar
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09 Gorelick, J.S. Pre-trial Diversion: the threat of .73 expanding social control, in Harvard Civil Rights- Gor Civil Liberties Review, 10, 1975.
10 Mullen, Joan. The dilemna of diversion: resource .73 material on adult pre-trial intervention programs. Mul Selections.
01 .787 No. 1
Carty, James E. Pre-trial diversion: another view, in Washington Bar News, April 1974.
11 U.S. National Institute of Mental Health. Center for .73 Studies of Crime and Delinquency. Diversion from No. 2 the criminal justice system. 1971.
07 American Bar Association. Pre-trial Intervention .73 Service Center. Directory of criminal justice No. 1 diversion programs. 1976.
07 American Bar Association. National Pre-trial Intervention .73 Service Center. Portfolio of descriptive profiles on No. 2 selected pre-trial criminal justice intervention
programs. Washington, 1974.
Inventory of diversion program. 1973-1974.
Inventory of American diversion projects. 1973.
Bard, Morton. Family crisis intervention: from concept to implementation. Draft. 1973.
09 Balch, Robert W. Deferred prosecution: the juvenilization .73 of the criminal justice system, ih Fédéral Probation Bal 38(2): 46-50, June 1974.
Bacon, Selden D. Drug abuse and alcohol abuse: the social problem perspective, ih. Probecutor 5(1): 32-36, 1969.
09 Bac
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Younger, Eric E. California's detoxification centers, in Police Chief, May 1972.
09 Bellassai, John P. Addict diversion: an alternative .73 approach for the criminal justice system, in Bel Georgetown Law Journal, V. 60 -, 1972.
Civil commitment of narcotic addicts in Yale Law Journal 76(6), 1967.
09 Kaplan, Joseph A. Alcoholics Anomalous, Chapter I, or .73 Chronic alcoholism and criminal responsibility, in Kap Criminal Law Bulletin, 5(5): 191-218, 1969.
09 Due process for the narcotic addict? The New York .73 Compulsory Commitment Procedures, in NeW York University Due Law Review, V. 43, 1968.
09 Robertson, John A. Pre-trial diversion of drug offenders: .73 a statutory approach, in Boston Univerbity Law Review Rob 52(2): 335-371, 1972.
09 Young, Bryant L. Diversion of drug offenders in .794 California in Stanford Law Review 26: 923-944, You 1974. Div
Aubert, Vilhelm. Courts and conflict resolution, in Journal of Conflict Resolution 11: 40-51, 1967.
09 Auduri, Carl E. Jr. Administration of pre-trial release .73 and detention: a proposal for unification, in Yale And Law Review, 83: 153-180, 1973.
09 Force, Robert. Decriminalization of breach of the peace .73 statutes: a non-penal approach to order maintenance, For in Tulane Law Review, 46 (3): 367-445, Feb. 1972.
09 Alper, Benedict S. Changing concepts of crime and Alp
criminal policy, in Inte .rnational Journal of Criminology and Penology, 2:239-247, 1974.
10 Vorenberg, Elizabeth W. Early diversion from the criminal .73 justice system: practice in search of a theory, in Vor Prisoners in America, by Lloyd 011in, pp. 151-183.
09 .794 You
09 .73 Civ
09 Aub
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01 Law Enforcement Assistance Administration. Citizen.771 dispute settlement: the night prosecutor program,No. 1 Columbus, Ohio: an exemplary project. 1976.
02 Venezia, Peter S. Unofficial probation: an evaluation.794 of its effectiveness, in Journal of Research in CrimeNo. 1 and Delinquency 9(2): 149-170, July 1972.
04 U.S. Senate. 93rd Congress, lst session. A bill to.73 redùce recidivism by providing community-centeredNo. 1 programs of supervisiôn and services, for persons
charged with offenses against the United States, and
for other purposes. S. 798, lst reading, February 7,1973, from the Congressional Record.
04 New Jersey. Assembly. The prosecutive discretion act.749 of 1974. An act permitting the prosecutor to referNo. 1 persons charged with certain offenses to a program
of supervisory treatment.prior to trial in certaincases. lst reading, N.J. Assembly, No. 1079,January 21, 1974.
04 U.S. House of Representatives. 93rd Congress. The.73 community supervision and services act. An act toNo. 2 reduce recidivism by providing ....... S. 798, lst
reading, October 9, 1973.
02 Warren, Marguerite Q. The community treatment project.794 in Socïblôgyy" of' Pünishmént 'and' Corrections byNo. 2 Johnson et al, 2nd ed. pp. 671-683, 1970. -
09 Rosett, Arthur. Discretion, severity and legality in.73 criminal justice, in Southern California Law Review,Ros December 1972, 46:12-50.
10 Wilson, James Q. Police discretion, from Wilson's.73 Varieties of Police Behavior (1968) ih'The PoliceWil and the Community: studies by L.A. Radelet, 1973,
pp. 38-41.
02 Reitz, Willard. Evaluation of police family crisis.71326 training and consultation, ih CânâcTiâ.n'Pblicé Chief,No. 1 July 1974, pp. 29-32.
09 Robinson, James. The effectiveness of correctional.73 programs in Crime' and' Délïinqüéncy, January 1971,Rob pp. 67-80.
01 Treger, Harvey. Breakthrough in preventive corrections.773 a police-social work team model, in Fédéral P'rbbâ.tion,No. 1 December 1972, pp. 53-58.
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09 Schiller, Stephen A. More light on a low visibility .73 function: the selective enforcement of laws (Part 4) Sch in Police Law Quarterly, April 1973, pp. 35-44.
01 Thomson, Doug. Police-social work cooperation and the .773 overburden of the juvenile court, in Police Law No. 2 Quarterly, October 1973, pp. 29-39.
09 Seymour, Whitney North Jr. Major surgery for the .73 criminal courts? In Brooklyn Law Review 38(3): Sey 571-585, 1972.
Carter, Robert M. The diversion of offenders, in Federal Probation. December 1972, pp. 31-36.
09 Price, Hugh. A proposal for handling of petty mis- .73 demeanor offenses, in Connecticut Bar Journal Pri 42:55-74, 1968.
09 Parnas, Raymond I. Prosecutorial and judicial handling .73 of family violence, in Criminal Law Bulletin 9(9); Par 733-769, Nov. 1972.
09 Palmer, John W. Pre-arrest diversion: victim .73 confrontation in Federal Probation, 38(3): 12-18, Pal 1974.
10 Nejelski, Paul. Diversion: unleashing the hound of .73 heaven? Draft prepared for Justice for the Child Nej (Revisited), M. Rosenhein, ed., Chicago: U. of
Chicago Press, forthcoming.
02 Neil, Thomas C. Who should go and who should stay: a .758 study of prison commitments, in Probation and Parole. No. 1 No. 6: 22-29, Fall 1974.
09 .73 Car
07 .73 No. 4
National Centre for State Courts. Diversion project. Undated.
09 National Council on Crime and Delinquency. Board of .73 Directors. The non-dangerous offender should not Nat be imprisoned; a policy statement, in Crime and
Delinquency. 19(4): 449-456, 1973.
09 Robertson, John A. Optimizing legal impact: a case .73 study in search of a theory, by John A. Robertson Rob and Phyllis Teitelbaum, in Wisconsin Law Review, 1973: Opt 665(3): 665-726.
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09 Skoler, Daniel L. Protecting the rights of defendants .73 in pre-trial intervention programs, in Criminal Law Sko Bulletin, 10(6): 473-492, 1974.
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09 Fishman, Robert. "An evaluation of criminal recidivism in .747 projects providing rehabilitation and diversion servie FIS in New York Cityw;joilrhal . Of Cri.M1har Law and Criminology
68(2): 283-305, 1977.
09 Quay, Herbert C. and Love, Craig T. "The effect of a .759 juvenile diversion program on re-arrests", Crïffiihal QUA Justice and BehaVior 4(4): 377-396, Dec. 1977.
09 Blomberg, Thomas. Diversion and accelerated social .73 controLjoiarnal ' Of ' Crifehal . L'aV 'and' CriMihblegy 68(2): BIO 274-282, 1977.
10 Kirby, Michael, P. Recent research findings in pre-trial .73 diversion. Washington, D.C., Pre-trial Services Resource IUR Center, 1978.
10 McGillis, Daniel. Neighbourhood justice centers: an .73 analysis of potential models, by Daniel McGillis and MCG Joan Mullen, Washington, National Institute of Law
Enforcement and Criminal Justice, 1977.
10 Szasz, Thomas S. Psychiatric diversion in criminal justice .73 system: a critique, in assessing the criminal: Sza Restitution, retribution, and the legal process, edited
by Randy E. Barnett, Cambridge, Mass. Ballinger Publishing Company, 1977.
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10 Galaway, Burt. Restitution as an integrative punishment, in .73 assessing the criminal ustice system: restitution, Gal retribution, and the legal process, edited by Randy E.
Barnett, Cambridge, Mass., Ballinger Publishing Company, 1977.
09 Krajick, Kewin. "Working our way home". Corrèctions .73 Magazine 4(2): 32-35, 1978. Kra
09 O'Sullivan, Denis. "Negotiation in the maintenance of social .42 control: a study in an Irish Correctional School", OSO International Journal of Criminorogy and Penology 6:
31-42, 1978.
09 Moran, T. Kenneth. "Towards more effective control of .73 police discretion: the cooperative supervisory model". MOR Journal of Ponde Sciences and Administration 6(3)
31-42, 1978.
09 Breslin, Warran J. "Police intervention in domestic .73 confrontations", Journal of Police Science and BI"e Administration 6(3): 293-203, 1978.
09 Danzig, Richard and Lowy, Michael J. "Everyday disputes .73 and mediation in the United States: a reply to Professor Dan Felstiner" . L'ai» and Society ReView 9(4): 675-694, 1975.
10 American Bar Association, Special Committee on Resolution of .73 Minor Disputes. Alternative update report, Fall, 1978 Ame Washington, D.C., American Bar Association, 1978. Alt
01 Li'l beavers of Ontario. Submission, Dec. 22, 1976. .713 No. 2
01 Quebéc - Service de probation. Sentences de travaux .714 communautaires: rapport final; guide de procédures à no. 3 l'usage des agents de probation; guide.
01 Peel County Diversion Project: Feasibility Study, .71353 1977. No. 1
01 Glace Bay, N.S. Rehabilitation and Prevention Services, .71695 Juvenile Officer Project Second annual review. No. 1 Jan. 1977.
01 Juvenile Screening Agency, N.S. Proposal to develop a .716 screening agency for alleged juvenile offenders, No. 2 February 1977.
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01 7.1384 No. 1
Ottawa Citizen Dispute Services. Proposals for initial
initial funding and program description, 1977.
01 Delta Youth Services Program. Correspondence; news- .71133 clippings; project proposal; evaluation of volunteer No. 5 program; briefs on legal services; history of police
diversion program; employment diversion project, 1977.
01 The John Howard Society of N.F.L. Adult diversion and .718 mediation project, 1977 (A.D.A.M.) Cornerbrook, Nfl.
01 .714231 No. 1
01 .7127 No. 2
01 .71428 No. 2
01 .71133 No. 6
01 .71141 No. 1
01 .71622 No. 1
01 .711 No. 6
01 .71133 No. 8
01 .71352 No. 2
01 .7111 No. 1
High level (Alta.) Diversion project. Proposal, Oct. 1977.
Winnipeg Diversion Project. Initial Draft Proposal, 1976.
Bureau de Consultation - Jeunesse Inc. Montreal. Project Intervention Jeunesse, 1977.
Delta Court (Adult) Diversion Program. Project description 1977.
Kamloops Diversion Program: Police John Howard Society. Inventory Response.
Dartmouth City Police Youth Division. Project Report.
Elizabeth Fry Society. Shoplifter Program; 1977.
Vancouver Adult Diversion Program.
Ontario Ministry of Correctional Services. Hamilton Community Service Program, 19 8.
Dawson Creek Community Work Service Program.
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01 Nechako Justice Council Association: Precharge Diversion.7112 Diversion Program (Prince George, B.C.). Correspondence;No. 2 flowchart, February 1977.
01 Ontario Ministry of Community and Social Services,.71383 Nepean Diversion Project. Preventive interventionNo. 1 at the pre-court level.
01.71233
No. 1
Pilot Alberta Restitution Centre Project; 1977
01 Frontenac Diversion Program Juvenile Court Committee and.71371 Restitution Project, 1977.No. 1
01 Halifax, N.S. North-end Diversion and Neighbourhood.71622 Justice Pro ect, 19 8.No. 2
01 Frobisher Bay Justice Committee Citizens diversion.7192 committee: a proposal, 1976.No. 1
01 John Howard Society of Peterborough Proposal for preventive.71367 and rehabilitative program by John Howard Society andNo. 2 Lift Group, May 1977.
01 Centre de Services Sociaux du Montréal Métropolitain.714281 Programme de Conciliation au Poste de Police No. 16No. 2 de Montréal, 1978.
01 Hamilton Social Planning and Research Council Diversion:.71352 a proposal for a pilot project, January 1977.No. 1
01 Ontario Ministry of Correctional Services Probation and.713133 After-care Services Victim offender ReconciliationNo. 1 Program - Sudbury, Ontario.
01 Nova Scotia - Department of Social Services: Family.716 Court Halifax county youth screening authority, 1977.No. 2
01 Downsview - Western Action Community Youth Committee.71354 Downsview Youth Action Project, 1978.No. 2
01 West Island - Y.M.C.A. (Mtl., P.Q.) West Island Juvenile
.71428 Diversion Pro ect, 1974.No. 3
01 , .71133 No. 11
01 .71272 No. 1
01 .71345 No. 2
01 .71133 No. 12
01 .71272 No. 2
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01 .71367 No. 1
Peterborough Youth of Otonabee United (Formerly Peterborough Youth Project). ,
02 Parizeau, Alice.'kLa déjudiciarisation'(problèmes théoriques .71 et empiriques de son application concrète) Montréal, J Par Centre internationale de criminologie comparée, 1976.
08 Moyer, Sharon. The pre-judicial exercise of discretion MOV and its impact on children: a review of the literature Pre. Toronto, University of Toronto, 1975.
North Vancouver Adult Diversion Program.
Dauphin Restitution Committee (Manitoba) Annual Report, December 1, 1976 - November 30, 197 .
Victim - Offender Recondiliation Project - Kitchener, Ontario.
Cedar Cottage/Kensington Community Juvenile Accountability Panel Proposal.
Moose Lake Corrections Committee (Man.).
01 Winnipeg Police Department Police and pal: a .71274 preventive program, 1978. No. 2
01 .71352 No. 3
01 .7127 No. 3
01 .71133 No. 10
01 .71371 No. 2
01 .71231 No.
Hamilton, Ont. - Liquor Court Program, 1977.
Neepawa Community Committee - Manitoba.
Langley (B.C.) Youth and Family Services: Preventive Counselling 18-month summary, October 4, 1978.
Frontenac Diversion Programme Evaluating Program, 1975.
Native Counselling Services of Alberta The High Level Diversion Project. Proposal for funding, 1978.
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01 .71274 No. 1
Manitoba Ministry of Correct ve and Rehabilitative Service. Elphinstone Community Committee, 1978.
10 Jayewardene, C.H.S. On the feasibility of classifying .71 Offenders for diversionary purposes, Ottawa; University Jay of Ottawa.
01 .718 No. 2
01 .71345 No. 1
01 .71332 No. 1
01 .71133 No. 9
01 .7175 No. 1
01 .71134 No. 3
01 .71367 No. 3
01 .71532 No. 1
01 .71273 No. 1
01 .71338 No. 1
01 .71352 No. 4
Newfoundland Department of Social Services. Cornerbrook Juvenile Diversion Program, 1977.
Waterloo Regional Diversion Programme. A proposal to establish pre-trial diversion, 1977.
Windsor Probation and After-care Office. Support Services Windsor Police Youth Branch, 1978.
Delta Youth Diversion and Crime Prevention Society. Delta Police Diversion Program, 1978.
Charlottetown, P.E.I. Diversionary Project for Offenses Related to Alcohol, 1977.
Community Diversion Centre Progress Report - Jan. 1 - March 31, 1978.
Youth of Otonabee United Reconciliation Service (Formerly Peterborough Youth Project).
Saint John (N.B.) Police Department. Saint John Youth Program.
Portage Restitution Committee.
Niagara Attendance Centre. (St. Catherines, Ont.)
John Howard Society of Hamilton Youth Services: Attendance Centre Program.
01 .71274 No. 3
01 .71274 No. 4
01 .71274 No. 5
01 .71384 No. 2
01 .713541 No. 2
01 .718 No. 3
01 .71326 No. 1
01 .71274 No. 6
01 .71354 No. 1
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01 Cowichan Diversion Program ( Duncan, B.C.). .71134 No. 4
01 .7112 No. 4
Stuart Lake Diversion Committee (Fort St. James, B.C.)
01 Saskatchewan Department of Social Services and John .71242 Howard Society Options for Youth (Prince Albert, No. 1 Sask.)
Bloodwin Community Committee (Beauséjour, Man.)
Steinback Community Committee (Beauséjour, Man.)
Roseau River Community Committee (Beauséjour, Man.) •
Ottawa Police Force, Youth Liaison Section.
Metropolitan Toronto Police Youth Staff Services Annual Report, 1977.
St. John's (Nfld.) Metropolitan Area Juvenile Diversion Project (Formerly St. John's Pilot Screening Program)
Victim Offender Reconciliation Project (London, Ont.)
01 John Howard Society of Vancouver Island, Mid Island .71134 Diversion Program (formerly Nanaimo Diversion No. 5 Program).
•Victim Offender Reconciliation Program (Winnipeg, Man.).
North York Pilot Project: Traffic Offences (Now Metro Toronto Dirver Improvement Program).
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Delta Youth Diversion and Crime Prevention Society (formerly Delta Youth Services Program).
Service de Readaptation sociale Inc. de Québec Conciliation dans la communauté.
01 Reynolds, Norman M. An exploratory descriptive of the .71331 Essex County Pilot Diversion Pro ect. Windsor, University No. 2 of Windsor, 1976.
13 National Workshop on Mediation Skills. November 7-10,
No. 23 1978, Montebello, Quebec.
01
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John Howard Society of Saskatchewan Mediation Diversion Program
09 Waters, J. Eugene. "Community-oriented correctional .73 programs: the social ecology of a restitution shelter". Wat Journal of Humanics 5(1): 35-45, Dec., 1977.
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Manitoba Adult Diversion Project.
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