Studying the costs of crime across offender trajectories

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Asymmetric Loss Functions for Forecasting in Criminal Justice Settings (2011, background): “Recent examples include the allocation of supervisory resources for probation and parole (Berk et al. 2009), providing sufficient prison capacity (Austin et al. 2007), and taking into account the costs of processing high-rate, chronic offenders ( Cohen et al. 2010 ).”