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ABSTRACT Dynamic risk factors (DRFs) occupy a central position in modern forensic practice, serving simultaneously as predictors of recidivism, explanations of offending and targets for intervention. Each of these functions makes fundamentally different evidential demands, and the field has not always maintained clear distinctions between them.
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