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  • 022002

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  • Published 2006.
  • 82 pages.

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Keywords

  • Community Programs-Recidivism
  • Pretrial Release
  • Pretrial Research
  • Pretrial Risk Assessment
  • Risk Assessment
  • Spouse Abuse

Pretrial Failure to Appear and Pretrial Re-Arrest Among Domestic Violence Defendants in New York City. Final report

Publication year: 2006 | Cataloged on: Jan. 02, 2007
ANNOTATION: Pretrial failure to appear (FTA) and re-arrest outcomes for domestic violence (DV) defendants are investigated. Sections comprising this report include: introduction; methodology; pretrial release outcomes for release decisions, FTA, re-arrest, combined rates of pretrial FTA and re-arrest, and summary and discussion of findings; predicting pretrial FTA for DV defendants; predicting pretrial re-arrest for DV defendants; and conclusion. "This study has demonstrated that pretrial misconduct is a serious problem for a significant minority of defendants in DV cases" (p. 59).
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