Prisoner Intake Systems: Assessing Needs and Classifying ...
behavior and sex offender needs) are examined only as needed. Information from the case file and/or a brief interview with the offender are automatically coded to generate a score for the 10 subscales of the Level of Services Index— Revised (LSI–R). Automating the LSI–R has allowed Colorado to integrate it
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