West Virginia Code § 62-11C-10

Standardized risk and needs assessment; annual reviews; day report
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services.
The Division of Justice and Community Services shall:
(1) Require that staff of day reporting centers and other community corrections programs be
trained in and use in each case a standardized risk and needs assessment as adopted by the
Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia. The results of all standardized risk and needs
assessments are confidential;
(2) Annually conduct a validation study of inter-rater reliability aund risk cut-off scores by
population to ensure that the standardized risk and needs assessment is sufficiently
predictive of the risk of reoffending;
(3) Annually review the membership of all community acriminal justice boards to ensure
appropriate membership;
(4) Evaluate the services, sanctions and programs provided by each community corrections
program to ensure that they address criminogenic needs and are evidence based;
(5) Encourage community criminal justice boards to develop programs in addition to or in
lieu of day report centers through grants and more focused use of day report services; and
(6) Annually report to the Community Corrections Subcommittee on the results of duties
required by this section.

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