Office of Delinquency Control records 1945-1983

Minnesota. Dept. of Corrections.

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In 1973, the Minnesota Corrections Department began experimenting with an alternative to incarceration for selected property offenders through the opening of the Minnesota Restitution Center, a limited residential program with 22 beds in Minneapolis. This program provided offenders with an opportunity to make restitution to their victims without any jail service. The Center was closed in 1976 and the staff reallocated to the Restitution Unit, created to enhance and encourage more diverse use of ...

University of Minnesota. Office of Delinquency Control

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The Office of Delinquency Control was established at the University of Minnesota in 1960 with administrative ties to Continuing Education and Extension and the Law School. It began as a project to study the amount and kinds of delinquent behavior handled by Minnesota law agencies. Programs and policies for the office were set by the All-University Committee for Community Programs. The office also offered institutes held during the summer, including the Juvenile Officers Institute (1...

National Council of State Committees on Children and Youth

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The Commission for Physically Handicapped Children was created by General Assembly in 1933 to coordinate services to clients provided by Departments of Public Welfare, Public Health and Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. Commission further was assigned to stimulate efforts for care, treatment, education and social services afforded ; promote special classes and instruction; arrange for special training of teachers; promote vocational guidance, training and placement of ...

Clendenen, Richard John

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Ellingston, John R. (John Rocky), 1897-

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