Addressing Responsivity Issues with Criminal Justice-Involved Native Americans

[...]there are several levels of justice practitioners, administrators, and policy makers that come into contact with NA supervisees at various stages of the criminal or juvenile justice system. Applicability of RNR Approaches with NA Supervisees General risk and need assessment tools are not create...

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Published in:Federal Probation 2014-09, Vol.78 (2), p.24
Main Authors: Melton, Ada, Cobb, Kimberly, Lindsey, Adrienne, Colgan, R Brian, Melton, David J
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Correctional treatment programs
Education
Ethnicity
Gender
Juvenile justice
Native justice system
Native North Americans
Parole & probation
Population
PPOs
Supervision
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Summary:[...]there are several levels of justice practitioners, administrators, and policy makers that come into contact with NA supervisees at various stages of the criminal or juvenile justice system. Applicability of RNR Approaches with NA Supervisees General risk and need assessment tools are not created for subpopulations. [...]important factors or elements needed for valid predictive assumptions of risk and need and to develop responsive case management plans and treatment interventions may be missing (Austin, 2006; Holsinger, Lowenkamp, & Latessa, 2006; Macklin & Gilbert, 2011).
ISSN:0014-9128
1555-0303