When assessing how the conviction for CO should be evaluated, the respondents considered either self-reported Christian (15.5 26.2%), another religious (15.5 27.7%) or ethical conviction (22.5 34.8%) or a simple statement without justification (17.4 36.2%) to be adequate.
The California Court of Appeal affirmed the convictions, 256 Cal.App.2d 209, 64 Cal.Rptr.
When looking at offender's prior histories and convictions, 284 offenders had a history of prior charges and/or convictions, while 278 offenders did not have a prior history, while nine offenders' prior histories were unknown.
The 100 cases included: five convictions of sexual assault; 11 burglary convictions; 13 convictions for distributions of narcotics; and, four homicide convictions.
For intervention refractoriness, the first tertile included offenders with 2 convictions (36.1%, n = 65), the second included 3 convictions (28.9%, n = 52), and the third ranged from 4 to 15 convictions (35.0%, n = 63).
We categorised the offenses into eight groups, that is, (1) sexual-related convictions including rape; (2) homicides; (3) violent convictions; (4) robbery, burglary and theft; (5) traffic offenses; (6) drug-related convictions not including violence; (7) arson and (8) 'others'others
In none of the eight conviction groups did the estimate change substantially when excluding convictions 2 years before or after the diagnosis (supplemental figure 3).
The mean age at first conviction was 19.5 years (SD = 8.3).
The effects of treatment, criminal convictions while on waiting list and criminal conviction past 30 days are significantly time-varying (all p < 0.05).
That conviction lasts 30 seconds.
Odds of recidivism for nurses with a felony substance conviction were 4.6 times higher than for nurses without a felony substance conviction.
