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Benton-Franklin Truancy Case Study Coding Instrument

Published Jun 30, 2009, Nick Lovrich

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Coding instrument used when conducting a comprehensive analysis of 30 traunt youth, 10 each from the following categories:  cases resolved without court intervention; cases resolved with court intervention; and cases involving contempt motions.

Reform areas: Evidence-based practices

States: Washington

Categories: Status offense/truancy

Tags: Benton-Franklin, Data Collection Tool, truancy

Uploaded Mar 29, 2013

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