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Balancing Efficiency and Accuracy: Guidelines for the Psychological Assessment of Extended Supervision Orders for Child Sex Offenders in New Zealand

Juanita RyanPsychological Services, Rehabilitation and Reintegration Services, Department of Corrections, Hamilton, New ZealandCorrespondence[email protected]
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Nick WilsonPsychological Services, Rehabilitation and Reintegration Services, Department of Corrections, Hamilton, New Zealand
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Glen KilgourPsychological Services, Rehabilitation and Reintegration Services, Department of Corrections, Hamilton, New Zealand
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Nikki ReynoldsPsychological Services, Rehabilitation and Reintegration Services, Department of Corrections, Hamilton, New Zealand
Pages 139-157 | Published online: 22 May 2013

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