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

Correctional Service Service correctionnel
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Outstanding charges
If applicable in the case:
• Identify nature and location of charges. Check OMS – Sentence Management screen.
Number - Numéro: 2007-09-18
Date Annex(e) A
705-6 Page: 2 of/de 10
• If a CSC request for information is still outstanding at completion of this document, indicate that.
• If it is confirmed that there are no outstanding charges, make a statement to that effect.
If it is determined that the offender has outstanding charges, and the offender wants to discuss them, the
results can be incorporated into the Criminal Profile Report. However, the offender must first be provided with
the following warning:
“It is my duty to inform you that you need not say anything. You have nothing to hope from any promise or
favour and nothing to fear from any threat whether you do say anything. Anything you do say may be used
against you as evidence. Do you understand?”
ANALYSIS OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR
Provide a brief analysis of criminal behaviour, including the following:
• A concise analysis of the offender’s criminal history, including:
- patterns of previous convictions and conditional releases (e.g. time between offences, suspensions,
revocation, escalation in severity);
- include juvenile/young offender criminal history;
- note any organized crime connections or gang affiliations; focus should be placed on the principal
criminality; and
- details of any previous convictions for Schedule I and/or Schedule II offences, including details of the
impact on the victim(s);
- information on any crime-free periods in the offender’s past.
• For Aboriginal offenders, a description of Aboriginal social history. Identify and analyze how the following
factors have impacted on the offender’s criminal behaviour:
- effects of residential school system (offender as survivor or intergenerational effects from family’s
historical experiences);
- sixties scoop;
- family or community history of suicide;
- family or community history of substance abuse;
- family or community history of victimization;
- family or community fragmentation;
- level of connectivity with family/community;
- level or lack of formal education;
- experience in child welfare system;
- experience with poverty;
- loss of or struggle with cultural/spiritual identity;
- exposure to, or affiliation with, gangs;
- etc.
Commissioner's Directive 705-6 Directive du commissaire