Building a Risk Tool for Persons Placed on Federal Post-Conviction Supervision for Child Sexual Exploitation Material Offenses: Documenting the Federal System's Past, Current, and Future Efforts.
Two decades, the number of persons placed on federal supervision for Child Sexual Exploitation Material (CSEM)2 offenses has increased exponentially. The remainder of this paper details PPSO's effort to use the CPORT and a combination of CPORT, PCRA, and criminal history risk factors to construct a...
| Publicado en: | Federal Probation Vol. 87; no. 1; pp. 19 - 32 |
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Jun2023
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| Sumario: | Two decades, the number of persons placed on federal supervision for Child Sexual Exploitation Material (CSEM)2 offenses has increased exponentially. The remainder of this paper details PPSO's effort to use the CPORT and a combination of CPORT, PCRA, and criminal history risk factors to construct a tool that could be used to assess the risk of sexual recidivism for CSEM supervisees. Initially, PPSO attempted to conduct a pilot test of the CPORT by bringing in about 20 probation officers to manually code the CPORT on a random sample of 200 persons placed on federal post-conviction for CSEM offenses. |
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