SLR completed
SLRs for High Supervision cases should be completed at a minimal of
What is every 6 months?
James Substance Abuse
James was placed on probation for 2 years due to a Grand Larceny conviction. He was assessed by COMPAS R as medium and has been supervised in a medium supervision level. James has been on supervision for 11 months. He has completed a T4C class, drug tests have been negative, and he just completed an anger management class. He has a stable residence with his girlfriend and has been employed for 6 months at a construction company. James reports that things are going well for him although he still has a desire to use cocaine at times. It’s time to complete a SLR for James.
A.Not Present
B.Resolved
C.Positive Change
D.Negative Change
E.No Change
Best response: Positive Change
When was the COMPAS-R Start date?
Dec 15, 2022
How many Grandchildren does Grady have?
2. Two
SLRs for Medium Supervision cases should be completed at a minimal of
What is every 12 months?
James Employment /Vocation
James was placed on probation for 2 years due to a Grand Larceny conviction. He was assessed by COMPAS R as medium and has been supervised in a medium supervision level. James has been on supervision for 11 months. He has completed a T4C class, drug tests have been negative, and he just completed an anger management class. He has a stable residence with his girlfriend and has been employed for 6 months at a construction company. James reports that things are going well for him although he still has a desire to use cocaine at times. It’s time to complete a SLR for James.
A.Not Present
B.Resolved
C.Positive Change
D.Negative Change
E.No Change
What is Positive Change or Resolved?
CSR has been replaced.
What is SLR?
Who was Rose White?
Probationer that was arrested on a PB-15 and call the Sheriffs office from inside the jail and pretended she was a Probation Officer and had her PB-15 pulled. It worked!
SLRs for Low Supervision cases should be completed at a minimal of every 24 months true or false
What is false? "when there is a change in the case"
James Thinking and Attitudes
James was placed on probation for 2 years due to a Grand Larceny conviction. He was assessed by COMPAS R as medium and has been supervised in a medium supervision level. James has been on supervision for 11 months. He has completed a T4C class, drug tests have been negative, and he just completed an anger management class. He has a stable residence with his girlfriend and has been employed for 6 months at a construction company. James reports that things are going well for him although he still has a desire to use cocaine at times. It’s time to complete a SLR for James.
A.Not Present
B.Resolved
C.Positive Change
D.Negative Change
E.No Change
What is Positive Change?
The COMPAS-R Community Corrections assessment must be completed in
What is 45 days
DOC staff that has a hit cooking show on YouTube "Library Kitchen"
Who is James "Chris" Thomas
Joe Brown is on supervision for Malicious Wounding and was assigned in level Medium at case opening. The initial assessment was completed and the recommendation was Medium. Mr. Brown has been on supervision for 6 months and during that time, he was directed to complete T4C, however, he failed to attend. He has tested positive for cocaine twice and reported that he has lost his job. Is SLR appropriate at this time?
What is Yes, due to continued non-compliance?
Substance abuse
Megan was placed on probation for 4 years for three counts of Possession with Intent to Sell Schedule I/II Drug. She has a lengthy criminal history and has returned to court twice for probation violations. She was assessed by COMPAS R as medium with override consideration and was placed in High level. She has been on supervision for 6 months. During this time, she has struggled with staying clean by testing positive twice for cocaine, most recently 3 weeks ago. Megan had indicated that her friends have played a significant part in her drug use history. While she is aware of their negative potential, she continues to spend time with the same group of friends. Megan has indicated that she doesn’t feel as though her decision to use drugs should be a problem for other people as she is only hurting herself when she uses. She has been able to maintain a stable residence during her supervision period. She has a history of anger issues and recently completed an anger management class. Megan is enrolled in school and working her way toward a cosmetology license. It’s time to complete a SLR for Megan.
A.Not Present
B.Resolved
C.Positive Change
D.Negative Change
E.No Change
What is Negative Change?
The reassessment for the COMPAS-R Community Corrections Assessment is the
What is the SLR?
The one city marathon 26.2 miles run
Who is Grady
Helen Johnson is on probation for Embezzlement. COMPAS R recommended Medium risk and she has been in Medium level of supervision since her probation began 6 months ago. She reported to the office for a routine contact and the drug test obtained on that date was positive for oxycodone and she does not have a valid prescription for this. She is currently employed and resides with her family. She is making monthly restitution payments. Is SLR appropriate at this time? Helen Johnson is on probation for Embezzlement.
What is No, due to one positive urine screen is not significant change.
Megan Associates and Peers
Megan was placed on probation for 4 years for three counts of Possession with Intent to Sell Schedule I/II Drug. She has a lengthy criminal history and has returned to court twice for probation violations. She was assessed by COMPAS R as medium with override consideration and was placed in High level. She has been on supervision for 6 months. During this time, she has struggled with staying clean by testing positive twice for cocaine, most recently 3 weeks ago. Megan had indicated that her friends have played a significant part in her drug use history. While she is aware of their negative potential, she continues to spend time with the same group of friends. Megan has indicated that she doesn’t feel as though her decision to use drugs should be a problem for other people as she is only hurting herself when she uses. She has been able to maintain a stable residence during her supervision period. She has a history of anger issues and recently completed an anger management class. Megan is enrolled in school and working her way toward a cosmetology license. It’s time to complete a SLR for Megan.
A.Not Present
B.Resolved
C.Positive Change
D.Negative Change
E.No Change
What is Negative Change (due to continued drug use) or No Change (hanging out with same peers)
Which does the COMPAS-R score, Arrest or Conviction?
What is Both but only arrest is calculated into the probations results. All Conviction information will be used in the research to determine with is the best indicator of future behavior.
The bowling champions from 2005 between Hampton Probation and Newport News Probation
Hampton Probation