CD 705-6 - Correctional Planning and Criminal Profile - Service ...

Correctional Service Service correctionnel
Canada Canada
INTRODUCTION
Number - Numéro: 2007-09-18
Date Annex(e) A
CONTENT GUIDELINES – CRIMINAL PROFILE REPORT
705-6 Page: 1 of/de 10
• If applicable, provide an initial statement which includes information regarding LTSO’s, pending appeals
(Crown or Offender), probation orders to follow, plea/finding of guilt, prohibitions, etc.
• Identify citizenship status/deportation issues.
• Identify whether the offender meets the criteria for an Accelerated Parole Review.
• Identify the official language the offender prefers correspondence in.
OFFICIAL VERSION
This section should be concise and is not based on the offender’s version.
For multiple offences that were committed in a similar fashion, do not describe the details of each individual
offence.
• For major offences, note the following (a major offence may include several significant offences):
- offence and length of sentence;
- place of occurrence and date of arrest;
- the part the offender played in the offence;
- factors leading up to the decision to commit;
- how the offence was perpetrated (who, what, where, when, how and why);
- the degree of violence involved, including the use of any weapons;
- the name, role and status of accomplices. Any co-accused/co-convicted accomplices must be noted in
OMS;
- the level of cooperation by the offender with authorities following arrest;
- whether or not the offender’s version is consistent with the official version (provide a brief comment if
there are major discrepancies);
- whether the offence has received extensive publicity;
- information concerning the offender’s performance while on bail;
- information concerning any existing prohibition and protection orders, including orders under
sections 161 and 810 of the Criminal Code; and
- when available, the sentencing judge’s comments, including recommendations regarding parole.
OFFENDER’S VERSION
The offender’s version of the offence is automatically transferred from the Preliminary Assessment to the
Criminal Profile Report by OMS. If the offender’s version has changed during the intake assessment process, it
may be amended at this stage.
• The offender’s version should include a description of the offence, violence, weapon(s) used, victim
information (who, relationship), factors leading up to the decision to commit, and motive for, the offence(s),
the role the offender played in the offence, the name(s), role(s) and status of accomplices, the offender’s
attitude towards the offence and the level of remorse displayed, etc.
Commissioner's Directive 705-6 Directive du commissaire