Prediction of Pretrial Failure to Appear and an Alternative Pretrial Release Risk-Classification Scheme in New York City: A Reassessment Study

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Author(s)

• Siddiqi, Qudsia

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• New York City Criminal Justice Agency (New York, NY)

Details

Published 2002. 42 pages.

Related Topics

• New York
• Offender assessment / screening (Offender Management)
• Pretrial release (Offender Management)
• Pretrial research (Statistics &Research)
• Pretrial Risk Assessment (Offender Management)
• Risk Assessment (Offender Management)

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