THE REPORT OF THE - National Center for Transgender Equality

2015 U.S. TRANSGENDER SURVEY 4 The Compounding Impact of Other Forms of Discrimination When respondents’ experiences are examined by race and ethnicity, a clear and disturbing

THE REPORT OF THE

2015 U.S. TRANSGENDER SURVEY 4. USTS Executive Summary . T. he 2015 U.S. Transgender Survey (USTS) is the largest survey examining the experiences of transgender people in the United States, with 27,715 respondents

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understanding transgender - National Center for ...

called the Standards of Care (SOC) and they outline a series of steps that people may take to explore and complete gender transition. These may include: • Counseling with a mental health professional • A “real life” experience where an individual lives as the target gender for a …

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POLICIES TO INCREASE SAFETY AND RESPECT FOR …

5 NCTE | POLICIES TO INCREASE SAFETY AND RESPECT FOR TRANSGENDER PRISONERS: A GUIDE FOR AGENCIES AND ADVOCATES This guide also includes legal standards relevant to each policy area. LGBTQ people who are incarcerated have specific civil rights under the U.S. Constitution and state and federal statutes.3 Additionally, standards …

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NAME CHANGES FOR MINORS IN Virginia

the name change is in the child’s best interest, the judge can grant the name change. The exact process might vary from one county to another. For specific information, contact the circuit court for your county or search for “minor name change” on the circuit court’s website.

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NAME CHANGES FOR MINORS IN North Carolina

include the child’s preference (taking into consideration their age and experience), the length of time a child has used that name, the difficulties, harassment, or embarrassment a child may experience from the present or proposed name, and the motives or interests of the parent. To demonstrate that the name change is in the best interests of ...

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Notional Center for TRANSGENDER EQUALITY . Notional Center for TRANSGENDER EQUALITY . Author: Theo George Created Date: 5/13/2016 9:29:33 AM

Offender Reentry: Correctional Statistics, Reintegration ...

The jail population counts were taken from U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Jail Inmates and Midyear 2013—Statistical Tables. Given the fact that 95% of all inmates will eventually return to the community,9 the prison population has a direct impact on offender reentry.

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A Study on Factors Underlying Juvenile Delinquency and ...

Rourkela Sub Jail, Odisha. Out of these 50 cases of delinquency, 5 cases of offence were also analyzed in detail using case study method. The data was collected by using the structured questionnaire and interview. The results indicated that the offences made by the delinquents

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Mental Illness and Homelessness

with mentally illnesses are much more likely to become homeless than the general population (Library Index, 2009). A study of people with serious mental illnesses seen by California’s public mental health system found that 15% were homeless at least once in a one-year period (Folsom et al., 2005). Patients

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Chapter Two: Impact of the Sentencing Guidelines on the ...

Tocqueville, came to the new republic specifically to study them. As the mix of offenders changed and the number of incarcerated offenders increased, prisons became crowded and unruly, and prison discipline came to include corporal punishment as a way of enforcing strict prison rules (Rotman, 1995).

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