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A Deaf Sex Offender

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1984
Abstract Sex offenders are common among deaf criminals seen for psychiatric evaluation. This has previously been attributed to discretionary handling of deaf criminals within the criminal justice system. The author presents the case of a deaf sex offender which illustrates discretionary handling, but which also suggests altered ...
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Female Sex Offenders

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1987
Information on 19 women convicted of indecency and 62 women convicted of other sex offences was examined. Those convicted of indecency offences often had poor social skills and had a high incidence of mental illness, mental handicap and alcoholism. Two were convicted of indecent exposure, a rare offence in women.
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Internet sex offenders

Journal of Sexual Aggression, 2014
Poster presented at the 2008 Kongress der Deutschen Gesellschaft fuer Psychiatry, Psychotherapie und ...
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THE PROBLEM OF THE SEX OFFENDER

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1951
From my brief survey it is clear that the whole problem of the sex offender is a most complicated one and involves many fields. All attempts at better diagnosis, treatment, and prevention will require many years of cooperative research by scientists from many different fields. There is no one over-all way of attacking the problem.
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The Sex Offender

2020
Few populations are as widely misunderstood as sex offenders. Community fear of sex offenders has led to extreme punitive responses to this type of offense. While the phrase “sex offender” conjures images of rape in dark alleys and kidnapping, the largest proportion of sex offenses are actually between people that know one another, whether through ...
Anthony Walsh   +2 more
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Sex offenders.

Science, 1998
Vernon L. Quinsey   +3 more
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Sex Offenders

2020
This book offers the most up-to-date research involving the treatment and management of paraphilic and nonparaphilic sex offenders with and without a comorbid mental illness or intellectual disability. It provides in-depth coverage of the problems of identification, risk assessment and management, treatment, and legal solutions.
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Sex offenders

Abstract Sex offenders are incarcerated in substantial numbers for a variety of nonviolent and violent crimes, with or without diagnoses of paraphilic disorder. The treatment of sex offenders in correctional contexts is arguably one of the most challenging undertakings for psychiatrists.
Fabian M. Saleh, Reena Kapoor
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From the ‘sex offender’ to sex offending

2018
Beauregard Eric, Lussier Patrick
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Sex offenders

Behavioral Sciences & the Law, 1985
James L. Cavanaugh, Richard Rogers
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