According to research by Holsinger,Lowenkamp,and Latessa (2006) LSI-R scores for Aboriginal offenders more accurately predict reoffending than LSI-R scores do for non-Aboriginal offenders.

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The research by Holsinger, Lowenkamp, and Latessa (2006) does not specifically focus on the comparison between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal offenders regarding the accuracy of LSI-R scores in predicting reoffending. The LSI-R (Level of Service Inventory-Revised) is a tool used to assess the risk and needs of offenders, but the statement about its predictive accuracy specifically for Aboriginal versus non-Aboriginal offenders is not supported by this particular study.

According to Research by Holsinger,Lowenkamp,and Latessa (2006) LSI-R Scores for Aboriginal