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Is Walmart good for America?

Nazzal, Rana (2013)
Issues facing the first year adult learner: how their needs can be served

Krajco, Nolan (2009)
Issues in the time sensitive treatment of first episode psychosis

Stedwell, Cassidy (2021-05-06)
Jail sanctions: Recommendations to increase jail-based treatment

Hewitt, Constance J. (2020-09-03)
The journey from public assistance to economic self-sufficiency

Wefler, Janet (2018-02-27)
The journey of success

Updike, Erin J. (2011)
Jurisdictional recommendations for effective Indian reservation law enforcement in North Dakota

Denno, Andrew D. (2014)
Just-in-time inventory: does it fit into all supply chains?

McCauley, Mason (2020-06-11)
Justice in the juvenile justice system

Johnson, Pamela A. (2010)
Juvenile boys involved in gangs and recommendations to reduce delinquent behavior and gang involvement

Thiesse, Samantha N. (2017-11-20)
Juvenile corrections-models, methods, and treatment modalities essential for optimal operation of juvenile facilities, and reduced recidivism

Ritz, Brett (2022-01-05)
Juvenile delinquency: Program recommendations to reduce recidivism

Onken, Sadie M. (2023-05-30)
Juvenile delinquents in foster care

Stevens, Jyme (2018-09-20)
Juvenile drug courts and community based programs working together can reduce recidivism and increase abstinence through family based modalities

Ceren, Sergio (2010)
Juvenile mental health and delinquency: addressing lack of treatment and recommendation for ideal response

Vesperman, Rachael D. (2016-12-12)
Juvenile sex offender treatment programs: inside the walls of juvenile sex offenders

Johnson, Jade (2013)
Juvenile sex offender treatment programs: too narrow to be effective

Nechvatal, Joni L. (2009-07-31)
Juvenile sex trafficking

Stovall, Tara (2022-06-03)
Juveniles detained struggling with a mental illness: Examining the lack of services and programs within the juvenile justice system

Arnoni, Tiffani (2020-08-03)
Juveniles should remain juveniles: The case for Wisconsin to move 17-year-olds back under juvenile court jurisdiction

Stenson, Jill M. (2021-12-16)