Stable 2007 coding manual revised 2012

EXHIBIT Q-1 STATIC-99R- TALLY SHEET. Item. Number Risk Factor Codes Score 1 . Age for assessment Aged 18 to 34.9 Aged 35 to 39.9 Aged 40 to 59.9 Aged 60 or older validity of STABLE-2007: A review of the research. Presentation at the annual Research and Treatment Conference of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers, Denver, CO. Eher, R., Matthes, A., Schilling, F., Haubner-MacLean, T., & Rettenberger, M. (2012) Dynamic Risk Assessment in Sexual Offenders Using STABLE-2000 and the STABLE-2007: An Senate of Canada: Standing Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs April 29, 2010 Hearings concerning Bill S-2 - An Act to amend the Criminal Code and other Acts (Protecting Victims from Sex Offenders Act). Transcript available here. Parliament of Canada: Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights June 12, 2003 Hearings concerning Bill C-23 - An act respecting the Revised Coding Manual 28 Caveats This training SUPPLEMENTS the new manual It does not replace the need to read the manual in full If using Static-99, these coding rules also apply 29 The Origin of the Coding Rules Based on definitions used in original datasets Validation studies Coding Rules (Harris, Phenix, Hanson, & Thornton, 2003) PDF | The predictive accuracy of STABLE-2000 and STABLE-2007 was examined within a prospective research design in a German-speaking sample of 263 adult male prison-released sexual offenders Abstract. Static risk factors have been viewed as relatively fixed aspects of offenders' histories, such as age and the extent of previous offending, which increase the risk of reoffending but do not change and cannot be changed through intervention. Given that they are "fixed" historical characteristics, static risk factors are not typically seen as meaningful targets for intervention. STATIC99R / Stable 2007 / Acute 2007 Training May 1-3, 2013 in Seattle WATSA will be presenting the official training regarding the use of the STATIC99R, Stable 20