Utah Code Title 77. Utah Code of Criminal Procedure § 77-27-21.9. Sex offender assessment

(a) “Dynamic factors” means a person's individual characteristics, issues, resources, or circumstances that:

(b) “Multi-domain assessment” means an evaluation process or tool which reports in quantitative and qualitative terms an offender's condition, stability, needs, resources, and dynamic factors affecting the offender's transition into the community and compliance with conditions of probation or parole, such as the following:

(c) “Qualitative terms” means written summaries used to describe meaning, enrich, or explain significant quantitative indicators or benchmarks within the areas defined in Subsection (1)(b).

(d) “Quantitative terms” means numerical distinctions or benchmarks used to describe conditions within the areas defined in Subsection (1)(b).

(a) every 16 weeks during the first year a sex offender is supervised in the community; and

(b) every 12 to 26 weeks during the second and subsequent years a sex offender is supervised in the community, as determined appropriate by the department's supervisory personnel and the sex offender's treatment team.

(a) the sex offender's treatment team; and

(b) the corrections personnel responsible for supervising the offender.

(a) the impact on recidivism;

(b) other indicators of the effect of the use of the assessments;

(c) the number of assessments administered annually;

(d) the number of individuals who were assessed during the year; and

(e) any recommended legislative or policy changes.