Restorative Justice Offender Analysis Survey

1. Have you ever been convicted of a crime?

Have you ever been convicted of a crime? Yes

Optional comments relating to offense/conviction

2. If you were convicted of a crime, did you enter into a plea agreement or did your case go to trial?

If you were convicted of a crime, did you enter into a plea agreement or did your case go to trial? Plea Agreement

Jury/Bench Trial

3. If you were convicted of a crime, what were you sentenced to? (Note: You may choose more than one):

If you were convicted of a crime, what were you sentenced to? (Note: You may choose more than one): Community Service

Probation

Jail

Prison

4. How many convictions have you had in your lifetime?

How many convictions have you had in your lifetime? One

Two

Three or more

5. After sentencing were any services provided to you? If so, please specify what types of treatment were offered ( ie., drug treatment, counseling, offender therapy, etc.,).

After sentencing were any services provided to you? If so, please specify what types of treatment were offered ( ie., drug treatment, counseling, offender therapy, etc.,). Optional services were offered and provided

Mandatory services were provided

No services were offered

No services were provided

Did not know of any services offered or provided

Other (please specify)

6. If you participated in any such services, were they beneficial to you in a way that would help you not to re-offend?

If you participated in any such services, were they beneficial to you in a way that would help you not to re-offend? Yes

Not sure

Comments:

7. If you were/are required to register as either a sex, arson, drug, DUI, or other offender, to what extent to you feel such registration schemes has hindered your reintegrating successfully back into society?

If you were/are required to register as either a sex, arson, drug, DUI, or other offender, to what extent to you feel such registration schemes has hindered your reintegrating successfully back into society? Greatly hindered

Somewhat hindered

No difference

8. If you were required to register after the completion of your sentence, please tell us which of the following, if anything, that you have experienced as a result of public notification (choose as many as applicable):

If you were required to register after the completion of your sentence, please tell us which of the following, if anything, that you have experienced as a result of public notification (choose as many as applicable): Employment Discrimination

Job Loss

Housing Discrimination

Housing Loss

Homelessness

Ostracism

Hostility from neighbors/co-workers

Denial of credit

Denial of Government Assistance Programs

Vigilaniism

Physical Assault against you or a family member

Verbal assault against you or a family member

Property damage

Threats of bodily injury

Harrassment

Harrassment by police or public officer

Lack of Police response to calls for help

None of the above

Additional Comments:

9. If you were/are required to register, do you view this as additional punishment?

If you were/are required to register, do you view this as additional punishment? Yes, it is punishment

No, it is not punishment

Not Sure

Additional comments (optional)

10. In your opinion, would restorative justice policies help both you as well as society as a whole?

In your opinion, would restorative justice policies help both you as well as society as a whole? Yes

I'm not sure what restorative justice is?

Would you be willing to participate in restorative justice programs?

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1. Default Section

1. Have you ever been convicted of a crime?

2. If you were convicted of a crime, did you enter into a plea agreement or did your case go to trial?

3. If you were convicted of a crime, what were you sentenced to? (Note: You may choose more than one):

4. How many convictions have you had in your lifetime?

5. After sentencing were any services provided to you? If so, please specify what types of treatment were offered ( ie., drug treatment, counseling, offender therapy, etc.,).

6. If you participated in any such services, were they beneficial to you in a way that would help you not to re-offend?

7. If you were/are required to register as either a sex, arson, drug, DUI, or other offender, to what extent to you feel such registration schemes has hindered your reintegrating successfully back into society?

8. If you were required to register after the completion of your sentence, please tell us which of the following, if anything, that you have experienced as a result of public notification (choose as many as applicable):

9. If you were/are required to register, do you view this as additional punishment?

10. In your opinion, would restorative justice policies help both you as well as society as a whole?

Restorative Justice Offender AnalysisExit this survey

1. Default Section

1. Have you ever been convicted of a crime?

2. If you were convicted of a crime, did you enter into a plea agreement or did your case go to trial?

3. If you were convicted of a crime, what were you sentenced to? (Note: You may choose more than one):

4. How many convictions have you had in your lifetime?

5. After sentencing were any services provided to you? If so, please specify what types of treatment were offered ( ie., drug treatment, counseling, offender therapy, etc.,).

6. If you participated in any such services, were they beneficial to you in a way that would help you not to re-offend?

7. If you were/are required to register as either a sex, arson, drug, DUI, or other offender, to what extent to you feel such registration schemes has hindered your reintegrating successfully back into society?

8. If you were required to register after the completion of your sentence, please tell us which of the following, if anything, that you have experienced as a result of public notification (choose as many as applicable):

9. If you were/are required to register, do you view this as additional punishment?

10. In your opinion, would restorative justice policies help both you as well as society as a whole?

Restorative Justice Offender Analysis
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