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Fatality Review: Communities & Social Change May 17-19, 2015 St. Petersburg, Florida

Fatality Review: Communities & Social Change May 17-19, 2015 St. Petersburg, Florida

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Fatality Review:Communities & Social Change

May 17-19, 2015St. Petersburg, Florida

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Identifying Batterers

A proactive corrections response to domestic violence in Kansas

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Safety & Accountability Audit

• “An unidentified perpetrator of DV who is on parole poses a significantly increased risk to public safety.”

• “Ignoring the importance of DV in the corrections setting, whether inside or outside of the correctional facility, ignores critical factors included in criminogenic predictors of future behavior.”

Safety & Accountability Audit of KDOC, Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence 2005

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DV FRB Recommendation

• “The Kansas Department of Corrections should screen inmates for domestic violence at the Reception and Diagnostic Unit and upon release from a correctional facility…”

-State of Kansas, Governor Kathleen Sebelius, Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board 2007 Report, January 2008

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DV Screening Tool• Have the police ever been called for something that

happened between you and a sexual partner, an ex-partner or someone you were living with, married to or dating?

• Have you ever been arrested for, charged with or convicted of anything…

• Are you currently serving time or have you ever served time for anything…

• Do you currently have, or have you ever had a protection order, restraining order or cease correspondence filed against you?

• Have you ever attended or participated in Anger Management, DV Counseling or BIP?

• Have you ever been sanctioned on parole or probation or been revoked due to an incident…

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DV Screening Tool• Existing Kansas Components

• “Scoring”

• Delivery/implementation

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DV Screening Tool Data

• Implemented July 1, 2014

• 1,601 offenders screenedo 44% self-disclosed history

of DVo 55% self-disclosed no history

of DVo 1% refused to complete the

screeningo 2% were incompleteo 4% received an override

44%55%

1%

Self-Disclosed DV History

Yes

No

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Moving Forward • Expansion

• Batterer Intervention in-facility

• High Risk tracking

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Thank you!Janet Good

Domestic Violence Response SpecialistKansas Department of Corrections

Office of Victim Services 785-506-4193

[email protected]