Supervision of Sex Offenders in Rural Jusridictions Distance Learning

Supervision of Sex Offenders in Rural Jurisdictions Distance Learning

Sex Offender Management: A Rural Model
Presenter: Francine Perretta
Date: May 9, 2007

This presentation will outline the journey and ultimate success of a rural upstate New York county in implementing a comprehensive approach to dealing with sex offenders.

Participants will:

Recognize the importance of Probation’s role in community notification and education.
Learn the basic best practice research for supervision including such things as risk assessments and specialized case plans.
Learn practical solutions for tracking sex offender’s "red flags".
Learn how to provide these specialized services while trying to maintain already increasing caseloads.

The following materials contain information to supplement the training. Please review and print as needed to have the materials available during the presentation. If you need assistance or further information, please contact Lisa Ginter - 859-244-8193.

Play Presentation
Biography of presenter
Printout of PowerPoint slides
Attachment 1: St. Lawrence County Initial Offender Information Sheet
Attachment 2: Supervision Plan
Attachment 3: St. Lawrence County Additional Conditions Relating to Sex Offenses
Attachment 4: Sex Offender Information Bulletin
Attachment 5: Vermont Assessment of Sex Offender Risk Manual

Please print the program evaluation form and distribute a copy to each participant at your site. At the conclusion of the presentation, please ask each participant to complete and mail or fax the form to:

Kimberly Cobb
Research Associate
American Probation and Parole Association
2760 Research Park Drive
Lexington, KY 40511
OR:
Fax: 859-244-8001