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There is limited evidence for the general deterrent effectiveness of jail sentences for reducing impaired driving by the public as a whole (Nichols & Ross, 1989; Zador et al., 1988; Jones et al., 1988). However, there is little evidence that this sanction has a speci c deterrent effect on the offenders who are actually incarcerated (Voas, 1986; Simpson, Mayhew & Beirness, 1996). Moreover, its use for DWI offenders is limited by the cost of incarceration and overcrowded jails (Voas, 1985). Nevertheless, the availability of jail sanctions is an important motivational tool for the courts. It provides a penalty for failure to conform to the probation requirements established by the court (Voas et al., 1999). Lower cost, alternative con nement procedures, such as electronic house arrest, have been shown as ineffective in reducing recidivism (Jones et al., 1996). Finally, the authority to impose a jail sanction may provide the legal basis for referring offenders to residential treatment programs. Programs such as the DWI Center in Prince Georges County, Maryland, have signi cantly reduced DWI recidivism in rst and multiple offenders (Voas & Tippetts, 1990).

1. Cut each chicken into 8 pieces. Season with salt and pepper. 2. Heat the oil in a large pan and saut the chicken pieces until golden brown, skin side rst. You may have to do this in batches. Remove excess oil from the pan. 3. Add half the vinegar to the pan with the chicken and simmer, covered, for 10 minutes. Turn the pieces over and cook for a further 10 minutes. Check that the chicken is cooked by ensuring the juices run clear when pricked with a fork. 4. While the chicken is cooking, heat the rest of the vinegar in a second pan and boil for 4 minutes. 5. Whisk the beurre mani into the reduced vinegar. Add this to the pan containing the chicken pieces, together with the tomatoes. Simmer for 10 minutes. Check the seasoning. 6. Serve the chicken on hot plates and pour the sauce over the meat. Garnish with the tarragon. This dish should be served with rice.

TABLE 6.2 Semantic Mapping for Primitive Literals OCL Term e number n true false String t Semantics e n TRUE FALSE Sequence denoted t consisting of characters of t in left to right order Representation of T :: val

There are a couple of other ways to get to a Web site besides using Internet Explorer s menu bar. If the Address bar is visible in Windows Explorer, as in the My Documents folder shown in Figure 32-4, you can use it to get to a site. Just replace whatever name currently shows in that Address bar with the site s URL, and then press Enter or click the Go button. To make the Address bar visible in Windows Explorer, choose View Toolbars Address Bar from Explorer s menu bar.

After the seams are defined, select all the faces that are to be mapped and click the Pelt button in the Map Parameters rollout. A rectangular projection gizmo appears. Orient this gizmo so that it is projected at the flattest part of the map away from the major seam.

Per serving: Calories, 50; Protein, 1 g; Fat, 4 g (64% cal.); Cholesterol, 10 mg; Carbohydrates, 4 g; Fiber, 2 g; Sodium, 130 mg.

As an example, assume the interarrival time, X, of a system is exponentially distributed with arrival rate X. To estimate the arrival rate X from a random sample of n interarrival times, we define: