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47 See Pollizzotto, 2020. 48 See Saunders, 2016. 49 Collica-Cox, K., & Day, G. (2021). When Dogs Make the Difference: Jail-Based Parenting With & Without Animal-Assisted Therapy. Criminal Justice Policy Review, 33 (6), 608-638 . https://doi.org/10.1177/08874034211063455

Kimberly Collica-Cox, Ph.D. is a criminal justice professor with Pace University and the Director for Jail-Based Services.

Setting a NEW Standard in Jails! American Correctional Association

• Enhance professionalism • Improve conditions of confinement • Enhance operations • Improve public credibility • Increase morale

Accreditation: Excellence in Jails “The ACA accreditation process is a mechanism of checks and balances, and causes correctional systems to assess all facets of their organiza tion. When we take a critical examination of our organizational processes, it offers an opportunity for internal oversight. Correctional systems can identify challenges, discover solutions and implement operational best practices which will significantly improve organizational efficiencies.”

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