OASys

Judiciary United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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OASys is a risk-needs assessment tool used by the UK’s Prison and Probation Services for parole and sentencing decisions. It evaluates offenders' risks and rehabilitation needs to reduce recidivism, guiding interventions. The system provides a structured way to assess factors like criminal history, substance misuse, and mental health, supporting more informed decision-making.

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#assist Support probation officers in assessing rehabilitation needs and creating intervention plans. OASys provides a structured framework that helps professionals address the risk factors of offenders and reduce recidivism.

#predict Use statistical analysis to predict the likelihood of an offender reoffending. The tool assesses various risk factors, allowing professionals to make informed decisions on parole and sentencing.

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Developed by: Public Sector
Deployment Type: Embedded AI in Existing Platforms
Community Moderation: Does not require community manager
Difficulty Level: Does not require developer
License: Proprietary

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