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In the context of sex offender recidivism risk assessment, Adversarial Bias refers to the phenomenon in which practitioners are more likely to produce risk assessment findings concordant with the prosecution or defense, depending on who they were retained by

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In the context of sex offender recidivism risk assessment, Adversarial Bias refers to the phenomenon in which practitioners are more likely to produce risk assessment findings concordant with the prosecution or defense, depending on who they were retained by

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