Kevin T. Wolff, Laura M. Baber, Christine A. Dozier, Roberto Cordeiro
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Assessing the Efficacy of Alternatives to Incarceration within Seven Federal Districts
Abstract Though alternatives to incarceration (ATI) courts have existed in the state system for 30 years, such courts are a relatively new phenomena at the federal level. We assess the impact of participation in an ATI program on a number of outcomes using a quasi-experimental matching design. Results suggest that defendants who successfully completed an ATI program were employed a greater percentage of the days, and received favorable case dispositions and less severe sentences.
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