What year did the call for universal screening of all arrestees occur?

The call for universal screening of all arrestees was made in 2009. This initiative aimed to address the need for a standardized approach to assess the risk and needs of individuals who are arrested. The push for universal screening was driven by the recognition that effective pretrial assessments could lead to more informed decisions about release, supervision, and support services, ultimately improving outcomes for both individuals and the justice system as a whole. Implementing universal screening is seen as a foundational step in reforming pretrial practices and ensuring that all arrestees are evaluated in a consistent manner, which was not widely practiced before this time.