Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology

, Volume 9, Issue 2, pp 73–76 | Cite as

Hiring ex-offenders: A survey to help employers comply with EEOC guidelines

  • Lori Gousie
  • Mike Aamodt
  • Debra Cullinane
  • Holly Foster
  • Kim Houtman
  • Veronica Turner
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Keywords

Violent Crime Criminal Psychology Background Investigation Hiring Decision Human Resource Professional 
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© Society for Police and Criminal Psychology 1993

Authors and Affiliations

  • Lori Gousie
    • 1
  • Mike Aamodt
    • 1
  • Debra Cullinane
    • 1
  • Holly Foster
    • 1
  • Kim Houtman
    • 1
  • Veronica Turner
    • 1
  1. 1.Radford UniversityRadfordUSA

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