Who can use the Adult Static Risk Assessment program and who can see the reports?
It has been determined by the Risk Assessment Executive Steering Committee that the following groups or agencies may have access to the risk assessment application and create assessments:
- judicial officers
- court staff
- prosecuting attorneys
- prosecutor's staff
- pre-trial and probation services staff
Completed risk assessments may be viewed by the following groups:
- Judges and commissioners through the Judicial Access Browser Systems (JABS)
- Public defenders and private defense attorneys through printed copies of the assessment report.
Getting Access to ASRA:
- The first step to using ASRA is to thoroughly review the User Guide
- log onto http://inside.courts.wa.gov/, click Judicial Information System (JIS) > Access JIS
- the user guide is in the Reference Materials section, titled: ASRA User Guide.
- Then review the ASRA Security Setup Instructions attached to the bottom of this answer.
If you begin using ASRA and encounter issues, please re-consult the User Guide or view the Help files within the application. If you cannot resolve the issue, please contact following for specific issues:
- Questions re: JIS security and access please contact AOC customer services at 1-800-442-2169 option 1
- Inquiries about impacts using ASRA in your court please contact Judge Sparks at [email protected]
- For additional information regarding the validation or evaluation of ASRA implementation please contact Dr. Carl McCurley at [email protected]
- Other inquiries should be directed to Dr. Andrew Peterson at [email protected]
For more information on JABS access see the JABS User Security manual page of the JIS Online Manual Administrative Tasks.
See Also: RN id: Adult Static Risk Assessment (ASRA) web-based program
RN id: 2261