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Static risk factors are those historical characteristics of juveniles that cannot be changed through treatment or programming, such as history of violent behavior and parental criminality.
Overview. The Youth Level of Service/Case Management Inventory 2.0 (YLS/CMI 2.0) is a gender-informed, culturally-informed, strengths-focused risk/needs tool that reliably and accurately classifies and predicts re-offending within male and female juvenile populations.
The YLS/CMI (Hoge Andrews, 2011) is a structured assessment instrument designed to facilitate the effective intervention and rehabilitation of youth who have committed criminal offenses (aged 12-18 years) by assessing their risk level, criminogenic needs, and strengths.
Several risk factors for recidivism were found: past criminal behavior (number of past offenses, young age at first offense, unknown victim of past offenses), conduct disorder, family risk factors (poor parenting skills, criminal behavior in the family, a history of physical and emotional abuse), involvement with
The YLS/CMI collects 42 pieces of information. These items are scored in a 0-1 format and are added together to produce an overall score and the overall risk level is determined. The items are grouped into 8 subcomponents and all but one contain dynamic items. There is a professional override section.
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The assessment measures eight domains associated with a juvenile offenders criminogenic risk and needs, including prior and current offenses/adjudications; family circumstances and parenting issues; education and employment; peer relations; substance abuse; leisure and recreation; personality and behavior; and
The YASI is a risk, needs, and strengths assessment tool developed for use in a juvenile justice setting. The Prescreen version of YASI includes 33 static and dynamic items that classify a youths level of risk as low, moderate, or high.