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:8. TEST DESIGNS
. Test Designs are detailed specifications of selected program
strategies intended for carefUl field testing in a limited number of
sites. The goal of each test is to examine the effectiveness of a
particular concept or program strategy in varied settings, as well as
to examine the transferability of the concept, and its suitability for
further demonstration and marke~ing.
A listing of Test Designs is presented below in alphabetical
order. For complete bibliographic ci tat,ion and abstract, refer to the
entry number in Part I of this supp1.ement or to the earlier editions
of Publications of the National Inatitute of Law Enforcement and Criminal
Just.:!.ce.·
Title NCJ Number Citation
Commercial Security
Managing Patrol Operations
Multijurisdictional Sentencing
Guidelines
Pre-Release Center
Structured Plea Negotiations
59015
47032
53479
66869
66847
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C. EXEMPLARY PROJECTS
Each year State and local agencies are invited to submit candidate
projects that have been measurably effective in reducing crime or
improving some aspect of the criminal justice system. For the few
selected each year as Exemplary Projects, descriptive brochures and
instruction manuals are developed--to assist local agencies by
identifying successfUl techniques and detailing how they may be
adapted most effectively.
The Exemplary project program is administered by the Institute's
Office of Development, Testing, and Dissemination. Additional information
about selection procedures may be obtained from:
Director, Model. Program Development Division
Office of Development, Testing, and Dissemination
Natipnal Institute of Justice
Washington, DC 205..31
A listing of Exemplary projects is presented below in alphabetical
order. For complete bibliographic citations and abstracts of
Exemplary Project reports published in 1979, refer to the Entry Number
in Part I of this volume or to earlier editions of Publications of the
National Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice as indicated.
Title
Administrative Adjudication of
Traffic Offenses (New York State)
Adolescent Diversion Project, Champaign­
Urbana, Illinois
Central Police Dispatch, Muskegon
County, Michigan
Citizen Dispute Settlement,
Columbus, Ohio
Community Arbitration Project
NCJ Number
Citation
30389 *
38510 *
30393 *
15156 *
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community-Based Corrections,
Des Moines, Iowa
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* Publications of the National Institute of Law Enforcement and
** Cr m nal Just1ce: A comp:ehens ve B7bl10graph~. 1978. NCJ 49700
Publications of the Nat10nal Inst1tute of Law Enforcement and
t~~~i5;;871ustice: A Comprehensive BibliographY-l:979 S~pPlement.
* Publications of the National Institute of Law Enforcement and
Criminal Justice: . A Com rehensive Biblio ra h. 1978. (NCJ 49700)
** Pub11cat1ons 0 the Nat1onal. Inst1tute 0 Law Enforcement and
Criminal Justice: A Com rehensive Biblio ra h -1979 SU lement .
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