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General and specific measures of attitudes toward early release of criminal offenders.

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AbstractWhile some previous reports have shown Canadian public support for the principle of conditional release for criminal offenders, others appear to show very punitive attitudes. To reconcile these, two methods of determining opinions were compared. Subjects answered a set of global questions me

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