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al packets from institution to RRM offices and then to RRC Notes: 1. 18 U.S.C. 3624(c)(2). 2. The vast majority of these detainers were lodged by Immigration and Customs Enforcement on non-U.S. citizen inmates. 3. The Inmate Financial Responsibility Program requires inmates to make payments from their earnings to satisfy court
Predictive Validi?Perfonnance Indicators in Violent Risk Assessment, 31 BEHAV. So. & L. 8, 16- 18 (2013). 16 See general? Sarah L. Desmarais et al., Performance of Recidivism Risk Assessment Instruments in U.S. Correctional Settings, 13 PSYCI4OL So. 206 (2016). 17 See Richard Berk et al., Fairness in Criminal Justice Settings: The State of the Ad,
2 mentions1 same-page
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al packets from institution to RRM offices and then to RRC Notes: 1. 18 U.S.C. 3624(c)(2). 2. The vast majority of these detainers were lodged by Immigration and Customs Enforcement on non-U.S. citizen inmates. 3. The Inmate Financial Responsibility Program requires inmates to make payments from their earnings to satisfy court
Predictive Validi?Perfonnance Indicators in Violent Risk Assessment, 31 BEHAV. So. & L. 8, 16- 18 (2013). 16 See general? Sarah L. Desmarais et al., Performance of Recidivism Risk Assessment Instruments in U.S. Correctional Settings, 13 PSYCI4OL So. 206 (2016). 17 See Richard Berk et al., Fairness in Criminal Justice Settings: The State of the Ad,
2 mentions1 same-page
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al packets from institution to RRM offices and then to RRC Notes: 1. 18 U.S.C. 3624(c)(2). 2. The vast majority of these detainers were lodged by Immigration and Customs Enforcement on non-U.S. citizen inmates. 3. The Inmate Financial Responsibility Program requires inmates to make payments from their earnings to satisfy court
Predictive Validi?Perfonnance Indicators in Violent Risk Assessment, 31 BEHAV. So. & L. 8, 16- 18 (2013). 16 See general? Sarah L. Desmarais et al., Performance of Recidivism Risk Assessment Instruments in U.S. Correctional Settings, 13 PSYCI4OL So. 206 (2016). 17 See Richard Berk et al., Fairness in Criminal Justice Settings: The State of the Ad,
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