DESCRIPTION OF INTENDED USE Sample Clauses

DESCRIPTION OF INTENDED USE. In order to complete the study, an outcomes data frame will be constructed using assessment records from the COMPAS data base; offender records from the Probation’s case management system (Enterprise Supervision), and criminal offender record information (XXXX) from the California Department of Justice (DOJ). This will allow time ordering of relevant events for each person t determine their success on probation relative to their assessment scores, and evaluation of the performance of the risk scales.
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DESCRIPTION OF INTENDED USE. Data will be used to describe and evaluate the Pathways Home program, as outlined in the DSA.
DESCRIPTION OF INTENDED USE. Data will be used to evaluate the impact of the WE RISE program on probation completion, recidivism, and gang affiliation for program youth, as described in the Agreement.
DESCRIPTION OF INTENDED USE. [Insert description of project and data use]

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