'Offender' presentation slideshows

NC TASC Effective Case Management for Improved Offender & System Outcomes September 30, 2004 Annapolis, Maryland

NC TASC Effective Case Management for Improved Offender & System Outcomes September 30, 2004 Annapolis, Maryland. Structured Sentencing Act. Truthful & consistent sentencing that projects resource needs Established 3 forms of punishment Established statutory continuum of sanctions

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Practical Application of the ORAS

Practical Application of the ORAS. The Corrections Institute Center for Criminal Justice Research University of Cincinnati. Overall Objectives. Review the output of the ORAS Discuss components of an effective case management plan Develop an effective case management plan using the ORAS.

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TOPICS

TOPICS. History Chapter 62 Forms Q & A. History. Which state do you think first started to register sex offenders?. California 1947. TEXAS BEGAN IN 1991. Why. DO WE REGISTER SEX OFFENDERS?. Why Register Sex Offenders?. Why Register Sex Offenders?.

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Theories of White-Collar Crime

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Shoplifting and Theft prevention

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The Wave of the Future

The Wave of the Future. DCC Offender Management Plan.

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The Role of the Victim and Victim Advocate in Managing Sex Offenders

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Choice Theory. The Development of Rational Choice Theory. Roots in the classical school of criminology developed by Cesare Beccaria. Beccaria called for fair and certain punishment to deter crime

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Choice Theory. The Development of Rational Choice Theory. Roots in the classical school of criminology developed by Cesare Beccaria. Beccaria called for fair and certain punishment to deter crime

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Implementing Best Practice In Probation Casework

Implementing Best Practice In Probation Casework. Why And How Vincent J. Iaria MSW , MPA Chief Probation Officer San Diego. Best Practice. What is evidence-based practice. Interventions for which there is consistent scientific evidence showing improved outcomes.

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Stephen Gresko Senior Criminalist Nevada State CODIS Administrator

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WICS Read Only Access

WICS Read Only Access. Wisconsin Integrated Corrections System Version 3.0 Wisconsin Department of Corrections. Screen Resolution The recommended resolution size for this release is 1024 X 768.

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Which of the following crimes may not be referred to RJ in NS now?

Which of the following crimes may not be referred to RJ in NS now?. Theft. Assault . Sexual assault. Spousal violence. What is not an objective of RJ?. Reintegration of offender back to community. To address the needs of victims. Incapacitation and incarceration.

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Offender Health

Offender Health. London Offender Health Needs Assessment October 2010 Rupert.bailie@dh.gsi.gov.uk. OVERVIEW. Population in contact with London Criminal Justice System Numbers along pathway Needs Ethnicity What service functions are there ? What do we spend ? Why do anything different ?

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Criminal Injuries Compensation Board

Criminal Injuries Compensation Board. CALC Conference Belleville, Ontario September 20, 2010. Board in Brief. Adjudicate claims for compensation for injury resulting from violent crime .

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Restorative Connections: Developing a roadmap across the island of Ireland

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Court Technology and Court Performance

Court Technology and Court Performance. Professor Byrne Nov.10,2010. An Overview of Key Resources. Court Technology web-links Examining the Work of State Courts Courtroom 21 Project National Center for State Courts (NCSC) - Technology in the Courts

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Chapter 9b

Chapter 9b. Sentencing and Incarceration. Up to 6 months for most summary convictions 2 years to life for indictable convictions Some offences carry minimum penalties Pretrial custody is equal to twice time when considering a penalty No parole taken from the time No rehabilitation

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