Colorado. Division of Criminal Justice. Office of Research and Statistics

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1) Reports and documents

Author

Pub. Date

[date of publication not identified]

2) Evidence based correctional practices

Pub. Date

2007.

4) Adult sex offender risk assessment screening instrument: progress report 1.a, pursuant to 18-3-414.5 Colorado revised statutes

Author

English, Kim

Pub. Date

1999.

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Sex offenders designated as violent predators, after July 1, 1999, shall be required to register with local law enforcement officials every quarter. Sex offender registration is a law enforcement tool by ensuring that authorities have the names and descriptive information of past sex offenders residing in their jurisdiction.

5) The Colorado sex offender risk scale

Author

English, Kim

Pub. Date

[2000]

6) Marijuana legalization in Colorado, early findings: a report pursuant to Senate bill 13-283

Author

Reed, Jack K

Pub. Date

2016.

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This report is organized as follows: Section One describes the mandate to report per Senate Bill 13-283, data sources and the data collection methods used, the history of marijuana laws in Colorado, and the federal response. Section Two focuses on the public safety impacts of marijuana legalization while Section 3 presents information concerning public health. Section 4 presents impacts on youth, Section 5 provides additional information, and Section...

7) Responding to the prison rape elimination act

Series

Building blocks for institutional safety volume 1

Pub. Date

2006.

8) A bibliography of resources available from the National Institute of Corrections Information Center

Series

Building blocks for institutional safety volume 5

Pub. Date

2007.

9) Impacts of marijuana legalization in Colorado: a report pursuant to Senate bill 13-283

Author

Reed, Jack K

Pub. Date

2018.

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The information presented here should be interpreted with caution. The majority of the data should be considered baseline and preliminary, in large part because data sources vary considerably in terms of what exists historically. Consequently, it is difficult to draw conclusions about the potential effects of marijuana legalization and commercialization on public safety, public health, or youth outcomes, and this may always be the case due to the...