People v. Richardson
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Summary

In this New York state case, the court upheld a level three sex offender risk classification. Richardson had a long history of substance use and refused treatment in prison, showing continued risk under state guidelines.

2021 | State Juristiction

People v. Richardson

Keywords sexual offenses; risk; substance use; incarceration
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Summary

This New York State case affirmed a level three sex offender risk assessment. The court's decision cited Richardson's extensive history of substance abuse and his rejection of treatment opportunities during incarceration. These factors, the court concluded, demonstrably indicated a persistent risk to public safety, aligning with established state guidelines for sex offender risk classification.

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Case Summary

This New York case affirmed a Level Three sex offender risk assessment for Richardson. The court's decision cited Richardson's extensive history of substance use and his refusal of treatment during incarceration as indicators of persistent risk, aligning with state-mandated criteria.

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Summary

A New York court ruled that Richardson is a level three sex offender, meaning he poses a high risk to the public. This decision was based on his extensive history of substance use and his refusal to participate in treatment programs while incarcerated. These factors, according to state regulations, indicate an ongoing threat.

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Summary

A New York court ruled that Richardson is a level three sex offender, meaning he poses a high risk to the public. This decision was based on his history of substance use and his refusal to participate in treatment programs while incarcerated. Because he didn't get help, the judge determined that he is still dangerous.

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197 A.D.3d 878 (2021)

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