The main components of a presentence investigation (PSI) report
criminology
Description
Case Study paper written for me. It should be at least four pages long, not including the reference or title pages. Ensure developed presentence investigation report should comprise at least two full pages, with the remaining two sections of the paper comprising at least two full pages.
Imagine that you are a probation officer and develop a presentence investigation report for either Defendant Green or Defendant Tuff. This report needs to incorporate the main components of a presentence investigation (PSI) report.
Also, you can take creative liberties with the parts of the offender’s background that are not discussed in the case example. Instead of discussing determinate and indeterminate sentencing options, you will assume that you are in an indeterminate sentencing state, and you will make a recommendation to the judge for sentencing options based upon the offender’s profile, and he will be sentenced to probation. You will explain in paragraph form the standard and special conditions of probation that would be appropriate for the defendant that you choose, and why those conditions would be appropriate, and these will be the recommendations for the judge.
Upon completion of the presentence investigation report, discuss in paragraph form the risk/needs assessment that you would conduct on either Defendant Green or Defendant Tuff. Make sure to discuss dynamic and static factors for risk. Explain why you are identifying these factors as dynamic and static and why they need to be addressed for the defendant that you choose.
Finally, develop a case supervision plan for the defendant that you choose, and explain in paragraph form at least three things that you will address with the defendant in order of priority (i.e., the most important will be discussed first). These will be identified upon completion of your risk/needs assessment. Incorporate the principles of effective correctional intervention and potentially beneficial intervention strategies to use with your probation client.
