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Risk Assessment for Future Offending: The Value and Limits of Expert Evidence at Sentencing
The question of a criminal defendant’s risk for future offending may be of interest to courts in a variety of contexts. Courts may request or consider information from forensic mental health professionals regarding risk assessment, which is the formal appraisal of the probability that an offender wi
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