This report describes the efforts between Hawaii criminal justice agencies and the Hawaii Department of Health to create a data linkage that connects criminal offenders’ substance use and mental health data with their behavioral health treatment data.
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This report details a recidivism study that tracked Hawaii’s FY 2016 adult criminal offender cohort for three years. A total of 2,149 offender assessments were compiled from the State of Hawaii’s Adult Probation Services, the Hawaii Paroling Authority, and the Department of Public Safety. This report documents progress toward the Interagency Council on Intermediate Sanctions' goal of reducing adult criminal offender recidivism in Hawaii by 30 percent.
This report presents trend analyses of key indicators of evidence-based practice efforts, as identified by Hawaii's Interagency Council on Intermediate Sanctions and implemented by state corrections agencies. The report provides a composite scan of positive, negative, and uncertain (mixed results) trends from FY 2014 to FY 2018.
This presentation provides a review of key statistics on adult male and female criminal offenders in the State of Hawaii during FYs 2014-2018, including offender sociodemographics, criminogenic risk level and risk/need patterns, and recidivism rates.
This is a statistical validation report on the STATIC-99, STABLE-2000, and ACUTE-2000 actuarial risk assessment instruments administered to convicted sex offenders in Hawaii during FYs 2008-2015. These instruments assist community correctional officers in classifying sex offenders by risk levels. This report analyzes sex offenders with respect to sex offense and non-sex offense recidivism, risk instrument cut-off values, and prevalent sex offender risk factors.
This report details a three-year recidivism study that tracks Hawaii’s FY 2015 offender cohort. A total of 2,674 offender assessments were compiled from the State of Hawaii’s Adult Probation Services, the Hawaii Paroling Authority, and the Department of Public Safety. This report documents progress toward reducing adult criminal offender recidivism by 30 percent statewide.
This study determines the predictive accuracy of the Level of Service Inventory-Revised (LSI-R) as a general criminogenic risk instrument, and the Adult Substance Use Survey (ASUS) as a risk assessment tool for offenders with substance use problems. The objective is to validate the accuracy of the LSI-R and ASUS in specifying risk-classification levels for sentenced offenders in Hawaii. Pertinent criminogenic and substance use domains are evaluated for predictive validity, based on a two-year recidivism analysis.
This report details a three-year recidivism study that tracks Hawaii’s FY 2014 offender cohort. A total of 2,753 offender assessments were compiled from the State of Hawaii’s Adult Probation Services, the Hawaii Paroling Authority, and the Department of Public Safety. This report documents progress toward reducing adult criminal offender recidivism by 30 percent statewide.
This report presents annually-updated trend analyses of selected indicators of evidence-based practice efforts, as identified by the ICIS and implemented by corrections agencies throughout the State. It provides a composite scan of positive, negative, and uncertain (mixed results) trends from FY 2012 to FY 2016. View File
This report details a three-year recidivism study that tracks Hawaii’s FY 2013 offender cohort. A total of 2,606 offender assessments were compiled from the State of Hawaii’s Probation Services, Hawaii Paroling Authority, and Department of Public Safety. This study report documents progress toward reducing adult criminal offender recidivism by 30 percent statewide.