Assignment 2: RA 1: Assessment

Part Two-Client Statement

Stephanie Rincon

Professor: Erica Wansel

 Interviewing & Interrogation: History & Techniques

February 6, 2019

Part Two-Client Statement

When it comes to identifying the risks assessment questionnaire, it is essential to use the Offenders Assessment System (OASys). The design of the risk assessment questionnaire is that it allows the assessment of Bob’s past, present, and future likelihood of committing crimes.

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