Norman Stanley Fletcher and the case of the proprietary algorithmic risk assessment.

Marion Oswald; Jamie Grace

Norman Stanley Fletcher and the case of the proprietary algorithmic risk assessment.

Marion Oswald, Jamie Grace

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Abstract

Controversial predictive tools for offender management are increasingly being used in the US to determine sentencing. Marion Oswald (Winchester University) and Jamie Grace (Sheffield Hallam University) examine the use of algorithmic risk assessment tools, the Loomis decision in the US, and call for an open debate in the UK about where the red lines should be.

Original language	English
Journal	Policing Insight
Publication status	Published - 2 Aug 2016

Keywords

algorithmic risk assessment tools

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