Risk needs assessment
Pretrial Risk Assessment in the Federal Court for the Purpose of Expanding the Use of Alternatives to Detention
Myths & Facts - Why Incarceration Is Not the Best Way to Keep Communities Safe
Risk, Race, & Recidivism: Predictive Bias and Disparate Impact
Nevada Pretrial Risk Assessment Instrument (NPR) Documents
Myths & Facts - Using Risk and Need Assessments to Enhance Outcomes and Reduce Disparities in the Criminal Justice System
Collaborative Case Work with Justice Involved Women
The Foundation of Practical Application of Risk, Need, and Responsivity in the Age of COVID-19 and Justice Reform
21C6001: The Foundation and Practical Application of Risk, Need, and Responsivity in the Age of COVID-19 and Justice Reform
During this 90-minute interactive webinar, participants will:
- Understand how common fallacies and misunderstandings about RNR principles have contributed to unnecessary reliance on incarceration and links to racial and ethnic disparities
- Learn how proper use of RNR can reduce disparities, enhance criminal justice outcomes, and contribute to effective and equitable justice reform
- Experience a practical application of the principles in a case study of reintegrating individuals within Multnomah County, Oregon
- Learn strategies to create and maintain collaborative relationships to achieve your jurisdiction’s reentry goals
OJJDP MPG Literature Review: Risk/Needs Assessments for Youths (2015)
This publication covers: risk and needs assessments limitations, definitions, theoretical foundation, two approaches to administering risk/needs as
Accuracy and Fairness for Juvenile Justice Risks Assessments (2017)
Risk assessment algorithms used in criminal justice settings are often said to introduce “bias”.
A Review of the Validity of Juvenile Risk Assessment Across Race/Ethnicity (2018)
The review suggests that in general, risk assessments do a good job in predicting recidivism across racial/ethnic groups for diverse populations in
The Most Carefully Studied, yet Least Understood, Terms in the Criminal Justice Lexicon: Risk, Need, and Responsivity (2018)
No program or intervention can be expected to work for everyone.