...+. It has long been recognised that risk assessment in the context of terrorist and violent extremist offenders can be exceptionally challenging (e.g. Monahan, 2012 ; Silke, 2014 ; Sarma, 2017). In England and Wales, prior to 2010, risk assessment in terrorism-related cases primarily relied...

... classified as “non-violent” if they provided non-physical support for an attack which shows an intent to aid in a terror attack, i.e. raising awareness via internet forums and chat rooms, etc. Non-violent acts did not include the conducting or facilitation of killing others during an attack. For example...

... or execution of acts of terrorism; evaluate the pathology of women involved in these acts of extreme violence; highlight any gender-specific pathological and environmental risk factors associated with the planning or completion of the mass shooting, spree killing or terrorist attack events. Design...