Static-2002 coding rules (2009) - Static-99

Category 4: Relationship to Victims
hospitalizations of any type; separations measured in days and weeks rather
than months; mandated military service of any duration; voluntary community
service of any duration involving work such as “The Peace Corps,” “Doctors
Without Borders,” and helping victims of natural disasters such as a
hurricane)
3. Anyone too closely related to marry (by jurisdiction of residence of the
perpetrator)
4. The following relations whether or not marriage is permitted in the jurisdiction
of residence of the perpetrator (these are listed below for female victims,
though meant to imply all male counterparts as well, such as brother instead
of sister, father instead of mother, etc.):
Aunt
Brother’s wife
Common-law wife/Ex common-law wife (lived together for 2 essentially
consecutive years prior to the offending)
Daughter
Father’s wife/stepmother
First cousins
Granddaughter
Grandfather’s wife
Grandmother
Grandson’s wife
Mother
Niece
Sister
Son’s wife
Stepdaughter (Must have more than two years living together before
abuse begins. Adult stepchildren are considered related if they lived at
least two years in a child-parent relationship with the offender.)
Step-great granddaughter
Wife and ex-wife
Wife’s daughter/Stepdaughter
Wife’s granddaughter
Wife’s grandmother
Wife’s mother
Any of the listed relationships can be full, half, adopted, or common-law (at least
two years living in these family relationships).
When considering whether step-relations are related or not for this item, consider
the nature and the length of the pre-existing relationship between the offender
and the victim before the offending started. Step-relationships lasting less than
two years when the offending began are considered unrelated.
People who are seen as unrelated for the purposes of scoring Static-2002 (these
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