Abstract
A number of myths have prevailed regarding the offender, the correctional process, and correctional manpower resources. This paper draws selectively from the research literature to explode some of these myths and to arrive at a clearer understanding of the current "state of the art" in correction. Further, a strategy for increasing the efficiency of recruitment and employment of correctional manpower by expanding the role of nonprofession als is suggested.
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