"Issues in Corrections: The Adult Authority, Determinate Sentencing, and Prison Crowding, 1962-1982" presents an oral history transcript from 1984, offering invaluable insights into the evolution of correctional practices in the United States. This historical document, featuring interviews by Julie Gordon Shearer with Howard Way, delves into the critical challenges faced by the Adult Authority during a period of significant reform. The book explores the shift towards determinate sentencing and the escalating crisis of prison overcrowding, providing a firsthand account of the policies and debates that shaped the modern correctional system.