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Juvenile Sex Offenders

Current Psychiatry Reports, 2016
Sexual offending by juveniles accounts for a sizable percentage of sexual offenses, especially against young children. In this article, recent research on female juvenile sex offenders (JSOs), risk factors for offending in juveniles, treatment, and the ways in which these youth may differ from general delinquents will be reviewed.
Eileen P, Ryan, Joseph M, Otonichar
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Once a Sex Offender, Always a Sex Offender?

2020
Research and policy are primarily concerned with why individuals continue to sexually reoffend. This contrasts with life course criminology, which argues that since desistance from offending is the norm for even serious offenders, research should focus on why individuals do not continue to offend.
Patrick Lussier   +2 more
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Victims’ Attitudes Toward Sex Offenders and Sex Offender Legislation

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 2017
It is commonly assumed that victims of sexual abuse feel more negatively toward sex offenders and advocate for harsher punishments than individuals who have not been victimized. This belief was examined by comparing attitudes toward sex offenders and their treatment, support of registration, notification, and residence restriction policies, as well as ...
Susanne, Spoo   +6 more
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Sex Offenders and Sex Offending

Crime and Justice, 2007
Abstract The prevalence of victimization by sex offenders in the Netherlands is comparable to that of other European countries. For 100 years, there have been major fluctuations in prosecutions for sexual acts against minors. Prosecution and sentencing patterns have been fairly stable in recent years.
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Chemical castration for sex offenders

BMJ, 2010
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Don, Grubin, Anthony, Beech
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Sex Offenders With an Intellectual Disability

Sexual Abuse, 2004
It is only in recent years that the myth of the incorrigible and untreatable sex offender with an intellectual disability has been seriously questioned. Current assessment and treatment approaches in this area assume that such offenders are accountable for their actions and treatable with appropriately modified techniques.
Frank, Lambrick, William, Glaser
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