LAURENCE L MOTIUK
Biographic Data
| ID | 5721364 |
|---|---|
| NAME | LAURENCE L MOTIUK |
| GIVEN NAMES | LAURENCE L |
| FAMILY NAME | MOTIUK |
| SIGNATURE | MOTIUK L L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Differentiating Sexual From Other Violent Offence Types for Case Assessment, Planning, and Management
Core components of the Intake Assessment (IA) process in the Canadian federal corrections system were examined to determine whether a simplified algorithmic equation for individuals sentenced for sex crimes could be tailored and differentiated from other violent offence types. Two major offence type categories, namely sexual and other violent were constructed for 2,896 adult male first releases for 2016 to 2017 and 2017 to 2018. A restricted set …
Correctional Intake Assessment and Case Planning
The Intake Assessment (IA) process in the Canadian federal correctional system results in an individualized treatment and supervision plan throughout the sentence. Two components, Static and Dynamic Factors Assessment, were examined to determine whether a streamlined version could be tailored for a hand-held mobile application and remain reliable and valid for correctional planning purposes. An Information Management System database was used to i…
Characteristics of Offenders Participating in the Romanian Prison Service Credit System
Correctional assessment strategies and standards of practice should help to identify those offenders who are “good candidates” for earlier or conditional release while incarcerated. Several studies conducted on the Romanian prison population showed that a restricted set of items could accurately identify potential for early release decision-making and post release outcomes. Among a variety of relevant predictors identified was offender participat…
Adult Correctional Treatment
Adult correctional treatment is effective in reducing criminal recidivism. Meta-analyses of adult and juvenile correctional interventions demonstrate that juvenile interventions are more effective than those designed for adults. Behavioral/cognitive treatments, on average, produce larger effects than other treatments. Analyses of specific treatment domains indicate effective interventions. Cognitive skills training seems successful with adult pro…
Inmate classification
Classification to Halfway Houses
Faced with prison overcrowding, institutions must seek alternatives to imprisonment. An under researched possibility is the use of halfway houses for the placement of offenders serving prison sentences. The LSI, an objective risk classification instrument, was administered to inmates from three jails. Low‐scoring inmates from two of the jails were flagged for placement in correctional halfway houses, and the third jail was blind to LSI scores. Th…
Classification to Halfway Houses
Faced with prison overcrowding, institutions must seek alternatives to imprisonment. An under researched possibility is the use of halfway houses for the placement of offenders serving prison sentences. The LSI, an objective risk classification instrument, was administered to inmates from three jails. Low‐scoring inmates from two of the jails were flagged for placement in correctional halfway houses, and the third jail was blind to LSI scores. Th…
Adult Correctional Treatment
Adult correctional treatment is effective in reducing criminal recidivism. Meta-analyses of adult and juvenile correctional interventions demonstrate that juvenile interventions are more effective than those designed for adults. Behavioral/cognitive treatments, on average, produce larger effects than other treatments. Analyses of specific treatment domains indicate effective interventions. Cognitive skills training seems successful with adult pro…
Inmate classification
Classification to Halfway Houses
Faced with prison overcrowding, institutions must seek alternatives to imprisonment. An under researched possibility is the use of halfway houses for the placement of offenders serving prison sentences. The LSI, an objective risk classification instrument, was administered to inmates from three jails. Low‐scoring inmates from two of the jails were flagged for placement in correctional halfway houses, and the third jail was blind to LSI scores. Th…
Inmate classification
Adult Correctional Treatment
Adult correctional treatment is effective in reducing criminal recidivism. Meta-analyses of adult and juvenile correctional interventions demonstrate that juvenile interventions are more effective than those designed for adults. Behavioral/cognitive treatments, on average, produce larger effects than other treatments. Analyses of specific treatment domains indicate effective interventions. Cognitive skills training seems successful with adult pro…
Characteristics of Offenders Participating in the Romanian Prison Service Credit System
Correctional assessment strategies and standards of practice should help to identify those offenders who are “good candidates” for earlier or conditional release while incarcerated. Several studies conducted on the Romanian prison population showed that a restricted set of items could accurately identify potential for early release decision-making and post release outcomes. Among a variety of relevant predictors identified was offender participat…
Correctional Intake Assessment and Case Planning
The Intake Assessment (IA) process in the Canadian federal correctional system results in an individualized treatment and supervision plan throughout the sentence. Two components, Static and Dynamic Factors Assessment, were examined to determine whether a streamlined version could be tailored for a hand-held mobile application and remain reliable and valid for correctional planning purposes. An Information Management System database was used to i…
Differentiating Sexual From Other Violent Offence Types for Case Assessment, Planning, and Management
Core components of the Intake Assessment (IA) process in the Canadian federal corrections system were examined to determine whether a simplified algorithmic equation for individuals sentenced for sex crimes could be tailored and differentiated from other violent offence types. Two major offence type categories, namely sexual and other violent were constructed for 2,896 adult male first releases for 2016 to 2017 and 2017 to 2018. A restricted set …
Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Criminology (4 works) · Prison (4 works) · Psychopathy, Forensic Psychiatry, Sexual Offending (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Actuarial science (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (2 works)