EXAMINING THE USE AND IMPACT OF FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCING

Lee R. Barnsdale

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s, Applies Social Sciences Index and Abstracts (ASSIA), IBSS and National Criminal Justice Reference Service Abstracts. Aside from these searches, Merkel-Holguin et al (2003), Helland (2005), Marsh & Crow (1998) and Lupton & Nixon (1999) were also referred to as stand-alone summaries of the available process evaluations and as a means of tracing other pieces of literature not previously encountered.

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