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Collaborating with Community-Based Agencies to Support Victims of Domestic Violence

Victim and offender are not mutually exclusive. According to official sources, a substantial number of women in prison, jail or on probation supervision reported experiencing physical or sexual abuse prior to their sentence. Because of this, community corrections agencies and professionals are...

CCBASVDV.pdf

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Red Flags: Identifying Victims of IPV under Supervision

Intimate partner violence (IPV) is one of the most prevalent forms of violence in the United States. IPV, also known as domestic or dating violence, cuts across all boundaries of gender, race, age, social class, sexual orientation, and ability, impacting the lives of millions of individuals...

RFIVIPVUS.pdf

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Red Flags: Identifying Victims under Supervision

Intimate partner violence (IPV) is one of the most prevalent forms of violence in the United States. IPV, also known as domestic or dating violence, cuts across all boundaries of gender, race, age, social class, sexual orientation, and ability, impacting the lives of millions of individuals...

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When the Offender is the Victim: Community Corrections Strategies for Supervising those Victimized by Domestic Violence

Victim and offender are not mutually exclusive. According to official sources, a substantial number of women in prison, jail or on probation supervision reported experiencing physical or sexual abuse prior to their sentence. Because of this, community corrections agencies and professionals are...

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Member Spotlight: Rita G.

I have over 25 years of professional experience in working with offenders, with an eighteen-year career base established with the Bexar County Community Supervision Department. I have been in a managerial position for the past ten years and oversee court services for the Domestic Violence Unit...

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New Approach to the Supervision of Domestic Violence Offenders-The Development and Implementation of the DVRNA Tool

The DVRNA is a risk assessment tool using both static and dynamic factors to measure risk/needs of convicted DV offenders. This tool was developed as part of an evaluation process to help with offender placement in a differentiated treatment model based in Risk-Needs-Responsivity principals. The...

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Identifying Power and Control Worksheet

Created by James E. Henderson Jr. a probation officer of the 15th District Court in Ann Arbor MI #supervisionstrategies #criminogenicrisk/needs #domesticviolence

Identifying Power and Control Worksheet.pdf

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Identifying Future Risk Worksheet

Created by Probation Officer James E. Henderson Jr. of the 15th District Court in Ann Arbor MI #supervisionstrategies #criminogenicrisk/needs #domesticviolence #tribalissues

Identifying Future Risk Worksheet.pdf

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Recommendations for Tribal Probation when Supervising Domestic Violence Offenders

This publication is designed to serve as a quick reference guide to community corrections staff in native communities regarding their supervision of domestic violence offenders. This guide is based on the Community Corrections’ Response to Domestic Violence: Guidelines for Practice, published by...

RTPSDVO.pdf

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Intimate Partner Violence: Recognizing the Signs

#domesticviolence #lineofficers #offenderemployment #programming #mentalhealth #supervisionstrategies