Carey's Index : California Code of Regulations Title 15 Crime Prevention and Corrections

Libraries will want to shelve Carey's Index. A legal reference about Correctional Law, Carey's Index is an alphabetical listing of over 4,200 key words from the California Code of Regulations (Title 15). This body of law lists the rules inmates must obey while imprisoned in California. Carey's Index makes it easier to find information in the Title 15. The index is over 264 pages. Its entries are cross-referenced as well as double-headed for ease of use. P-CIP has been obtained. Library of Congress classification number: KFC1100.A3698C37 2000. Dewey Decimal classification number: 344.035'09794. Community colleges teaching correctional science courses should stock the book in their libraries or bookstores. Carey's Index will enable your students to handle the Title 15 as if they have years of correctional experience. Great for classroom use, the index will help students save time in their report writing classes. The index is user-friendly. Chain bookstores located near community colleges or prisons will find a market among both students and correctional staff. Carey's Index will help prison staff find information quickly. It will help them justify their actions, answer appeals, and prepare for adverse actions. Carey's Index is listed in Books in Print. ISBN: 0-9678785-1-9.Carey, J. C. is the author of 'Carey's Index : California Code of Regulations Title 15 Crime Prevention and Corrections', published 2001 under ISBN 9780967878515 and ISBN 0967878519.