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Immediate Sanction Probation Pilot Project - Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission Update

This update on the Immediate Sanction Probation Pilot Project provides insights into the Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission's progress as of September 9, 2013. Arlington has been selected as a potential site, with stakeholders convening to collaborate on the project's implementation. Training for Arlington's Probation and Parole staff is scheduled for September 11, 2013, ahead of the pilot's launch on October 1, 2013. The report also reviews the activity and recidivism risk levels for participants in Henrico and Lynchburg, detailing violations and sanctions.

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Immediate Sanction Probation Pilot Project - Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission Update

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  1. Immediate Sanction Probation Pilot Project Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission September 9, 2013

  2. Update on Third Pilot Site • Arlington was identified as a potential site • Judge Newman agreed to convene the stakeholders on June 19 • Stakeholders have agreed to participate in pilot project • Staff met with stakeholders again on July 25 • Start date: October 1, 2013 • Staff will train Arlington P&P on several aspects of the program on September 11, 2013 • Another Arlington stakeholders meeting is planned prior to October 1, 2013

  3. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg * 3 participants in Lynchburg have pending violations

  4. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg COMPAS Recidivism Risk Scales and Classification General Recidivism Score

  5. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Recidivism Risk Level for Offenders Placed in the Program N=43

  6. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Number of Violations for Participants * N=43 * One participant was removed after 3 violations

  7. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Recidivism Risk Levels and Violations

  8. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Number of Violations for Participants by Recidivism Risk Level N=43

  9. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Recidivism Risk Levels and Violations

  10. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Current Participants – Length in Program

  11. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Selected Case Studies

  12. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Selected Case Studies, Case 1 – Program Violations & Sanctions Program Entry: 2/13/13 1st Violation: 2/19/13 – Pos. Drug Screen (Cocaine) Sanction: 3 Days 2nd Violation: 3/4/13 – Fail to Report & Fail to Follow Instr. Sanction: 6 Days 3rd Violation: 3/26/13 – Fail to Report, Fail to Follow Instructions & Cocaine Use Sanction: 8 Days 4th Violation: 4/22/13 – Fail to Follow Instructions Sanction: 8 Days Violation-free for 4.6 months

  13. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Selected Case Studies Program Entry: 6/5/13 1st Violation: 8/12/13 – Pos. Drug Screen (Cocaine) Sanction: 5 Days

  14. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Measures of Swiftness Note: Excludes revocations that occurred after a participant’s removal from the program, full Show Cause hearings, and 1 participant whose case was delayed while procedures were developed.

  15. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Measures of Certainty and Sanctions Imposed * Represents 1 case Note: Sentence length is in addition to time served awaiting hearing. Excludes revocations that occurred after a participant’s removal from the program and full Show Cause hearings.

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