Table of Contents
Learning Objectives
Components of Supervision
Relapse Prevention
Officers Can Support Relapse Prevention by:
PPT Slide
Specialized Skills for Sex Offender Supervision
The PSI Provides Information Regarding
Pre-sentence Investigation Recommendations
Assessing/Evaluating the Sex Offender to Support Safe Management in the Community
Assessment Supports Many Aspects of Supervision.
Identification of Static Risk Factors
Identification of Dynamic Risk Factors
Assessing the Probability of Re-offense
Risk Assessment Methods and Instruments
Example Instrument: .The RRASOR
Re-offense Rates on the RRASOR
Conditions of Supervision for Sex Offenders
Indications for Increased Monitoring
Red Flags for Supervising Officers
Disengagement
Disengagement (cont.)
“No-Showing”
Manipulation
Manipulation (cont.)
Situations Requiring.Immediate Removal of Offender
Responses to Limit Risk
Amending Conditions of Supervision
Developing a Case Plan
The Case Plan: .Two Major Elements
An Appropriate Treatment Referral--Issues to Consider
Maintaining the Case File
Increasing Requirements on Probation and Parole
Lengthening Periods of Supervision
Surveillance as a Tool for Sex Offender Supervision
Review of the Research (cont.)
Review of the Research (cont.)
Review of theResearch (cont.)
Summary of Research on Treatment Effectiveness
Summary of Research on Treatment Effectiveness (cont.)
Effectiveness of Treatment Plus Supervision
Traditional vs. Sex Offender Treatment
Traditional vs. Sex Offender Treatment (cont.)
Primary Goal of Treatment -- Reduce Future Victimization
Treatment Providers Must be Willing to...
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