군범죄 위험성 예측요인에 관한 연구

The Study on Predict Factors for Military Crime Risks

Recent decades have been marked by tremendous breakthroughs in clinicians' ability to diagnose risk assessment of crime. Assessments of crime risk assessment have become commonplace in the military criminal justice system, as crime group, while rare, are significantly more prone to violent crime and recidivism than noncrime group, and disorder is widely understood to be highly resistant, if not immune, to treatment. As the validity and reliability of risk assessment appears well positioned to identify the ideal candidates for waiver from the adult criminal system to military criminal justice system. Assessment of offender traits has proven to be useful for screening, classification, and risk assessment in the juvenile or adult correctional system and military criminal justice system. For preventing military accident or crimes and treating military offenders suitably, this study explored the relationship among risk of military accident, factors of pre-enterance military of military offenders. First, we discriminate the factor which is related to persistency of military accidents. And then, we investigate the relationship of this risk of accidents with pre-entrance factors. Finally, we evaluate characteristics which show relationship with pre-entrance factors. This success indicates that a small subset of offenders commits a majority of general and serious crimes and has led to a recent and growing interest in children and adolescents who might possess pre-entrance military traits. The current findings also raise some important implications for identification and treatment of subtypes of criminal offenders in military. The extent to which it is possible to attenuate risks assessed as high on such measures remains unknown. The limitation of this study have general problems for second materials and literature search.