Persistent Offending Trajectories is a developmental criminology construct that identifies individuals who exhibit a pattern of continued criminal behavior across the life course, distinguished from desisting or late-onset trajectories by its longitudinal continuity and resistance to age-related desistance.
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Neuroprediction of future rearrest
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