SRM (Sex Offender Risk Management) Framework
Definition
The integrated cycle of static assessment, dynamic assessment, treatment matching, supervision calibration, and community safety planning that converts risk scores into actionable management plans, endorsed by ATSA and operationalised in US, Canadian, UK, and Australian sex-offender supervision systems.
Related terms
- Acute-2007
- A 7-item rapid-assessment instrument for short-term fluctuating risk factors (victim access, emotional collapse, substance abuse) used at each supervision contact to detect...
- ATSA (Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers)
- The primary international professional body for sex-offender treatment providers and evaluators; publishes practice standards and guidelines that govern responsible use of risk...
- BSA 2023 § 39
- Section 39 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023, the provision governing expert opinion evidence in Indian courts. Replaced Indian Evidence Act 1872...
- POCSO 2012
- The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act 2012 (India); establishes criminal liability for child sexual abuse but does not mandate sex-offender...
- Stable-2007
- A 13-item dynamic risk assessment instrument measuring slowly changing characteristics (sexual preoccupation, intimacy deficits, impulsivity) that treatment programmes target; used alongside Static-99R...
- Static-99R
- A 10-item actuarial sex-offender risk instrument; the -R denotes the age-at-release weighting adjustment. Scores map to relative-risk labels (Below Average through Well...
- SVP Civil Commitment
- A US legal mechanism (following Kansas v. Hendricks, 1997) that allows indefinite civil detention of convicted sex offenders assessed as likely to...
Explained in
- Sex-Offender Risk Assessment: Static-99R, Stable-2007 and SRMThe integrated cycle of static assessment, dynamic assessment, treatment matching, supervision calibration, and community safety planning that converts risk sc...