Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Pre-1990
Early 1990s
1994
1994-2002
2003-2011
2012
Setting the Stage: PP law used post-prison DOC screening practices changed Commitments increase 1994 PP law upheld in 4-3 Minn. Supreme Court decision (Blodgett)
Challenges to Commitment: Linehan series of cases in state courts Hendricks & Crane Linehan 8th Circuit (2002)
What now?
Current Issues
Responding to the 2011 report, Civil Commitment of Sex Offenders,: by the Office of the Legislative Auditor
Focus on reintegration path for Alternative Clients Operationalizing and measuring treatment and outcomes Collaborating on state-wide continuum of treatment and management of sex offender
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Minnesota Counties from which MSOP Clients have been committed As of Jan. 2012
MSOP
Moose Lake
St. Peter
Six 25 bed units Mentally ill Young Adult unit Assisted Living unit Behavioral unit Phase 2-Conventional Program units
Two 98 bed wings, Three 68- bed wings Non participants, Conventional programming, holds/admissions
MSOP/DOC site
50 bed program
Alternative Program
and
Reintegration
MSOP Supervised Integration (MSI) Community Preparation Services (CPS)
Phase I & II
Phase I =342 (64%) Phase II=126 (24%) Currently 24 Clients
MH screener &
Referral Assessment & Treatment Plan Intro to MSOP Treatment Readiness
Currently 10 Clients
Managing Behaviors Skills Acquisition Demonstrated Change Core / Psycho Ed Groups Phallometric , Polygraph
Maintain Change Maintenance Plan Development Phallometric, Polygraph Privileges GPS Monitoring
REINTEGRATION
As of 01.01.2012
7 to 10 Years 18%
3 to 6 Years 35%
January 2012
Contact Information
Web: www.dhs.state.mn.us/msop Phone: 651.431.5800 Shelia M. Brandt, Psy.D., LP Legislative & Stakeholder Relations Director Shelia.m.brandt@state.mn.us 651.431.5877