REPORTING REQUIREMENTS 1 Virginia Child Protection Accountability System § 63.2-1530.

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REPORTING REQUIREMENTS 1 Virginia Child Protection Accountability System §

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 Legislation  Data Requests  Offenses Included  Case Details  Departure Reasons  Report  § (portion related to VCSC) From the Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, information on sentences imposed for offenses listed in subdivision 2, including (i) the name of the sentencing judge, (ii) the offense or offenses for which a sentence was imposed, (iii) the age of the victim and offender, (iv) the relationship between the victim and the offender, (v) the locality in which the offense occurred, (vi) the sentence imposed and the actual time served, (vii) whether the sentence was an upward or downward departure from the sentencing guidelines or within the sentencing guidelines, and (viii) the reasons given for the departure, if any, from the sentencing guidelines. 4

 Legislation  Data Requests  Offenses Included  Case Details  Departure Reasons  Report  Even with the data available online, the Commission still receives FOIA requests for the data.  Data provided as required by FOIA.

 Legislation  Data Requests  Offenses Included  Case Details  Departure Reasons  Report  Abuse and neglect of children §  Cruelty and injuries to children §  Contributing to delinquency of minor §  Kidnapping §  Rape §  Carnal knowledge § ,  Forcible sodomy §  Object sexual penetration §  Aggravated sexual battery §  Sexual battery §  Detaining, etc., person for prostitution §  Crimes against nature §  Incest §  Indecent liberties § through §  Offenses prohibiting proximity to children §  Child pornography § to § :1  Using communication system to facilitate crimes with minors §  Indecent exposure §

 Legislation  Data Requests  Offenses Included  Case Details  Departure Reasons  Proposed Report  Name of sentencing judge  Offense or offenses  Age of the offender  Age of the victim  Relationship between the victim and the offender  Locality in which the offense occurred  Sentence imposed  Actual time served  Whether the sentence was within the sentencing guidelines range or was an upward or downward departure from the sentencing guidelines  Reasons given for the departure, if any, from the sentencing guidelines 4

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 Name of sentencing judge  Offense or offenses  Age of the offender  Age of the victim (Range)  Relationship between victim and offender (Sex Offender Risk Assessment)  Locality in which the offense occurred  Sentence imposed  Actual time served (Effective Time)  Whether the sentence was within the sentencing guidelines range or was an upward or downward departure from the sentencing guidelines  Reasons given for the departure, if any, from the sentencing guidelines  Name of sentencing judge  Offense or offenses  Age of the offender  Age of the victim (Range)  Relationship between victim and offender (Sex Offender Risk Assessment)  Locality in which the offense occurred  Sentence imposed  Actual time served (Effective Time)  Whether the sentence was within the sentencing guidelines range or was an upward or downward departure from the sentencing guidelines  Reasons given for the departure, if any, from the sentencing guidelines 7

 Legislation  Data Requests  Offenses Included  Case Details  Departure Reasons  Report  In June of 2012, Commission members voted to report the departure reason as recorded on the sentencing guidelines cover sheet.  Previously, departure reasons were based on the staff’s categorization of the judge’s reasons for departing from the guidelines recommendation.

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 Each circuit court judge is mailed a copy of the report(s) for his or her jurisdiction(s) prior to posting on the Department of Social Services website?  Legislation  Data Requests  Offenses Included  Case Details  Departure Reasons  Report 7

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