In these types of systems, there are often formal records that document an individual’s history of interaction with the systems (e.g., judicial records or education records). While such records can provide vital information for a behavioral threat assessment, it must also be noted that formal records sometimes lack context for explaining an individual’s behavior and rarely tell the whole story.
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