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The primary mission of the Center for Applied Demography and Survey Research(CADSR) is to ensure that the best possible data and information on important public issues are developed and made available to the policy-makers who affect the way we all live and work in Delaware, and to members of the College and its clients.
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- ItemThe Image of Girl Scouts in the Chesapeake Bay Area(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1974-09) Wilson, Robert A.; Figura, Roger
- ItemThe Chesapeake Bay Girl Sout Council: A Program Appraisal(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1975-06) Ratledge, Edward C.
- ItemInterdependence in Old Age: Some Assets and Liabilities of the American Dream in Group Subsidized Housing Settings(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1979) Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research
- ItemNew Castle, Delaware: Population Profile and Public Opinion(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1979-06) Ratledge, Edward C.; Robertson, Kent A.
- ItemAmerican Prosecutor: A Search for Identity(Lexington Books, 1980) Jacoby, Joan E.
- ItemThe Effects of Learning and Policy Transference on Prosecutorial Desicionmaking(Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA), 1980-05) Jacoby, Joan E.; Mellon, Leonard R.; Greenberg, Sheldon; Ratledge, Edward C.; Turner, Stanley H.The purpose of this research is to examine the factors affecting prosecutorial decision-making and to measure the differences that occur in decision-making within an office and among offices. Within offices, the research focuses on a separate but related issue; namely, the causes of disagreement in decisions among individual prosecutors themselves and in relation to their organizational leaders. A quasi-experimental design employing a before/after test was used, the identical instrument was employed on both occasions.
- ItemProsecutorial Decisionmaking: A National Study(U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice, 1982-01) Jacoby, Joan E.; Mellon, Leonard R.; Ratledge, Edward C.; Turner, Stanley H.This report, Prosecutorial Decision-making: A National Study is one of four published as a result of a three-year research project on prosecutorial decision-making in the United States. It presents the major findings of testing over 800 prosecutors throughout the United States. It examines prosecutorial discretion, its levels of uniformity and consistency both within and between offices and the factors used by prosecutors in making discretionary decisions.
- ItemPolicy and Prosecution(U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice, 1982-01) Jacoby, Joan E.; Mellon, Leonard R.; Smith, Walter F.This report presents a conceptual model for analyzing the prosecutive decision-making function from a policy perspective; summarizes the findings of a comparative examination of ten prosecutors' offices; and supplements the results of the on-site studies with information gathered by a nationwide survey of eighty urban prosecutors.
- ItemThe Standard Case Set: A Tool for Criminal Justice Decisionmakers(U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice, 1982-01) Jacoby, Joan E.; Mellon, Leonard R.; Turner, Stanley H.; Ratledge, Edward C.This report explains how the set of standard cases can be used by an agency for management, training and operations.
- ItemBasic Issues in Prosecution and Public Defender Performance(U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice, 1982-07) Jacoby, Joan E.This report, Performance Measurement for Prosecution and Public Defense, represents the first phase of a long term effort to develop a theory of performance measurement for prosecution and public defense; design and test models for measuring the performance of these two public agencies; and ultimately bring forth a set of measurement principles and guidelines. This first phase addresses solely the theoretical aspects of performance measurement and sets forth a conceptual and theoretical approach for measurement. It defines the scope of the task, the approach that appears most feasible given the complexity and diversity inherent in these public agencies and the utility of performance measurement systems. Once a theoretical base has been established, then it is possible to address the more practical problems of designing and testing measurement systems under actual operating conditions. Thus, this report takes only the first step by providing a foundation for subsequent research.
- ItemSurvey of Merchants and Pedestrians in Downtown Wilmington(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1985-04) Barnekov, Timothy K.; Coscarello, Barbara; Guilfoyle, Michael
- ItemThe Cooperative Extension Service: A Delaware Assessment(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1985-10) McMillan, Gary; Turner, Susan
- ItemPrevalence Rates and Service Needs of Handicapped Citizens in New Castle County(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1986-03) Groff, Stephen M.; Helfman, AudreyBetween July of 1985 and January of 1986, research was conducted to estimate the number of handicapped individuals in New Castle County and to determine what service needs of this population are currently not being met. A broad definition of handicapped was employed to permit the investigation of a wide range of disabilities. These included vision and hearing impairments, orthopedic impairments, cognitive disorders, chronic health conditions, emotional disorders, and multiple handicaps. Special emphasis was placed on comparing residents of Wilmington with individuals living in the county.
- ItemRunaway, Homeless and Missing Youth in Delaware: Incidence, Reporting, and Services(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1986-06) Gordon, Helaine
- ItemThe Chesapeake Bay Girl Scout Council: A Needs Assessment(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1986-08) Groff, Stephen M.
- ItemRecreational Activities and Needs in Wilmington(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1987-05) Kidanu, Aklilu; Sills, James H.; Wilson, Robert A.
- ItemEconomic Impact of the Arts on Delaware(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1987-06) Stapleford, John E.; Tannian, Monica M.
- ItemRegistered Nurse Recruitment and Retention: An Analysis of a Survey of Delaware Department of Health and Social Services Registered Nurses(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1988-05) Groff, Lance R.
- ItemHandbook of Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems in Law Enforcement(New York : Greenwood Press, 1989) Ratledge, Edward C.; Jacoby, Joan E.
- ItemClose to Home: Analysis of Households Buying Houses in New Castle County in 1988(Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, 1990-08) Raffel, Jeffrey A.