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1. Savry Risk Assessment in Violent Dutch Adolescents

   Henny P.B. Lodewijks, Theo A.H. Doreleijers, Corine De Ruiter · 2008 · Criminal Justice and Behavior · 60 cites

   This study examines the predictive validity of the Structured Assessment of Violence Risk in Youth (SAVRY) by examining relationships between SAVRY scores and violent reoffending during a 3-year period after sentencing. Two types of sentences were studied: a mandatory treatment order ( N = 77) and a juvenile prison sentence ( N = 40). The predictive validity of the SAVRY was significant for the two types of sentences. The predictive validity of the unstructured clinical judgment proved to be not significant. Support was found for the hypothesis that the juvenile court's sentence (treatment versus detention) might have been influenced by the unstructured clinical risk assessment of the mental

2. Amendments in the route to sentencing reform

   Ronald F. Wright · 1994 · Criminal Justice Ethics · 2 cites

3. Sentencing reform, sentencing guidelines, and related issues: A partial bibliography

   Peter B. Hoffman, James L. Beck, Patricia L. Hardyman, et al. · 1986 · Journal of Criminal Justice · 1 cite

4. Criminal Justice Reform Must Start with Sentencing Reform

   Ames Grawert, Priya Raghavan · 2018 · Federal Sentencing Reporter

5. The impact of sentencing reform

   SarahS. Grace · 1984 · Journal of Criminal Justice

6. Taking Forward Sentencing Reform

   Keith Bradley · 2001 · Criminal Justice Matters

7. Ten years of sentencing reform

   Nicola Padfleld · 2007 · Criminal Justice Matters

8. The impact of race on recidivism perceptions and sentencing

   Nir Rozmann, Tal Koby · 2026 · Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice