Youthful Offender Program Follow Up Report, 2001

In 1996, the Iowa Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning was asked by the Governor’s Alliance on Substance Abuse (GASA) to examine the five Youthful Offender Programs (YOPs) that were in operation at that time. The focus of the original study was to describe the programs, their clientele, and two outcome measures (program completion and recidivism). One section of the report provided a detailed description of each of the five programs in operation at the time of the original study and the findings for each. Another section of the report highlighted program completion rates and recidivism rates. The Youthful Offender Programs were designed to operate as part of a partnership with a number of different agencies (county attorneys, the district departments of correctional services, and a variety of different treatment agencies) to provide a holistic approach in the rehabilitation of youthful offenders. These programs were designed specifically for offenders between the ages of 16 and 21 who had committed first time felonies or aggravated misdemeanors as an alternative to incarceration or in response to non-compliant probationer behaviors. Offenders who were 16 and 17 years of age had to have been waived to the adult court to be eligible for entry to the program.

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Millora en la creació i configuració automatitzada de dispositius a la xarxa lliure Guifi.net

Guifi.net es una red libre de telecomunicaciones construida a iniciativa de los propios participantes que, mediante un acuerdo entre iguales, se interconectan para compartir servicios y recursos. Del vínculo filosófico con el software libre deriva que toda la información sea pública, mientras que del agnosticismo tecnológico, la utilización de cualquier dispositivo del mercado. Por esto existe el 'unsolclic', una secuencia de órdenes de confi guración genérica de dispositivos y verdadero factor de éxito. El objetivo del proyecto es mejorar el proceso de incorporación de nuevos dispositivos a la aplicación actual. Mediante una nueva gestión web y un sistema de plantillas estándar, los usuarios avanzados podran crear los confi guradores 'unsolclic' para los nuevos dispositivos del mercado y mantener los existentes con más facilidad y eficiencia.

A-1A Supplemental Securtiy Income Program, May 2005

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Report of Recommendations to the Iowa Department of Administrative Services on the Review of General and Application Controls over the HRIS and Payroll Systems, May 10, 2004 through June 4, 2004

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Case Management Program for the Frail Elderly, June 2005

The Case Management Program for the Frail Elderly (CMPFE) is a coordinated comprehensive system that strives to provide Iowa’s frail elderly clients with the opportunity to make their own choices regarding long-term care and to receive services in the home and community setting.