The utility of the Historical Clinical Risk -20 Scale as a predictor of outcomes in decisions to transfer patients from high to lower levels of security-A UK perspective

Table 3 Index offences (index offences not mutually exclusive, n = 72)

Offences against person
murder/manslaughter	23 (32%)
attempted murder/serious wounding	23 (32%)
Sexual offences
Rape	7 (9.7%)
against children/teenagers	3 (4.1%)
Other sexual offence	3 (4.1%)
Offences against property
Arson	14 (19.4%)
robbery/burglary	10 (13.8%)
Other offences	9 (12.5%)
No offence	0 (0%)
Several offences n (%)	19 (26.3%)

Other offences include: criminal damage, breach of peace, severely disorderly behaviour, kidnapping, possessing weapons or imitation firearms with intent, driving without licence and taking conveyance.

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