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Petra HABETS, Auteur ; Inge JEANDARME, Auteur ; Luk GIJS, Auteur ; Beate DOMBERT, Auteur ; Andreas MOKROS, Auteur |Identifying pedophilic sexual interest among persons who have sexually offended against children (PSOCs) is important for risk assessment because not all PSOCs are pedophilic. Existing physiological and self-report methods have several limitatio[...]Article
Mark V. A. HOWARD, Auteur ; Zhigang WEI, Auteur |There is growing recognition for the importance of group processes in treatment for sexual and other offenders. However, there is little evidence about the influence of programmming factors that affect the composition of groups, including use of[...]Article
Janice WATERS, Auteur ; Sally ANSTEY, Auteur ; Teena CLOUSTON, Auteur ; Anna SYDOR, Auteur |Child-on-child harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) at school is highlighted in the literature, although very little is known about how teachers experience it. Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis was used to address this knowledge gap. Semi-struc[...]Article
Mark E. OLVER, Auteur ; David THORNTON, Auteur ; Sarah M. BEGGS CHRISTOFFERSON, Auteur |The present study is part of a larger project aiming to more closely integrate theory with empirical research into dynamic risk. It seeks to generate empirical findings with the dynamic risk factors contained in the Violence Risk Scale—Sexual Of[...]Article
Emily CHIANG, Auteur |Interactions between offenders have a devastating impact on victims. We need to understand them better, especially if this helps police to disrupt offending communities. Given that the online activities are almost exclusively linguistic, a good [...]Article
Sascha DOBBRUNZ, Auteur ; Anne DAUBMANN, Auteur ; Jürgen L. MÜLLER, Auteur ; Peer BRIKEN, Auteur |The prevention of sexual violence is a major goal of sexual health. In cases of accused sexual offenders, the assessment of diminished criminal responsibility of the accused is one of the most important procedures undertaken by experts in the Ge[...]Article
Jessica WOODHAMS, Auteur ; Juliane A KLOESS, Auteur ; Catherine HAMILTON-GIACHRITSIS, Auteur |International law enforcement have noted a rise in the use of the Dark Web to facilitate and commit sexual offenses against children, both prior to and since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The study presented here therefore aimed to investi[...]Article
Susan GILES, Auteur ; Laurence A. ALISON, Auteur |In 2013, there were an estimated 50,000 individuals involved in downloading and sharing indecent images of children (IIOC) in the United Kingdom (UK). This poses challenges for limited police resources. We argue that police officers can make mos[...]Article
Felix WITTSTRÖM, Auteur ; Niklas LÅNGSTRÖM, Auteur ; Valdemar LANDGREN, Auteur ; Christoffer RAHM, Auteur |Background: The risk of child sexual abuse among non-forensic, non-correctional patients with Pedophilic Disorder (PD) is largely unknown. Methods: We recruited a consecutive sample of 55 help-seeking, non-correctional adult men diagnosed with [...]Article
Joe SULLIVAN, Auteur ; Anthony R. BEECH, Auteur ; Leam A. CRAIG, Auteur ; Theresa A. GANNON, Auteur |The aim of this study is to establish whether professionals who have sexually molested children with whom they work present as a homogeneous group identifiable by their personal histories, offending patterns, and profiles as distinct from other [...]Article
William R. LINDSAY, Auteur ; Todd E HOGUE, Auteur ; John L. TAYLOR, Auteur ; Lesley STEPTOE, Auteur ; Paul MOONEY, Auteur ; Gregory O'BRIEN, Auteur ; Susan JOHNSTON, Auteur ; Anne H. W. SMITH, Auteur |In mainstream offender samples, several risk assessments have been evaluated for predictive validity. This study extends this work to male offenders with intellectual disabilities. Participants from high-, medium-, and low-security settings, as [...]Article
Susan LEA, Auteur ; Tim AUBURN, Auteur ; Karen KIBBLEWHITE, Auteur |The last 20 years have witnessed an increase in the attention paid to crimes of sexual violence. Academic research, social services, and the general public have responded to the steady rise in these crimes by subjecting them to increased scrutin[...]Article
Poco D KERNSMITH, Auteur ; Sarah W CRAUN, Auteur ; Jonathan FOSTER, Auteur |This study explores the relationship between fear of various types of sexual offenders and a belief that those sexual offenders should be subject to sex offender registration. We hypothesized that those who offend against children would elicit t[...]Article
Sex offenders have used the Internet to identify and contact minors for sexual exploitation (Armagh, 1998; Hernandez, 2000; Lamb, 1998; Lanning, 1998). Yet little is known about how these individuals select their online victims. In order to gain[...]Article
William L. MARSHALL, Auteur ; D. Richard LAWS, Auteur |This paper is the second in our attempt to highlight the major influences, trends, and emerging issues in cognitive behavioral approaches to treating sexual offenders. In this paper the developments from 1970 until the present are covered.Article
Robert A. McMACKIN, Auteur ; Terence M. KEANE, Auteur ; Paul M. KLINE, Auteur |The sexual abuse of children can leave profound emotional and psychological scars that reverberate through the entire lifecycle. In this volume, the sexual abuse of children and adults perpetrated by clergy is considered. The editors have provid[...]Article
Julien CHOPIN, Auteur ; Sarah PAQUETTE, Auteur ; Eric BEAUREGARD, Auteur |The concept of expertise applied to the criminal context assumes that offenders are driven by the abilities to both maximize the payoffs and minimize the risks associated with the crime-commission. This study tested the articulation between thes[...]Article
Larissa S CHRISTENSEN, Auteur ; Olga SÁNCHEZ DE RIBERA, Auteur ; Nicolás TRAJTENBERG, Auteur |A contentious criminal justice policy issue in recent times has been community management policies for individuals convicted of sexual offenses. This systematic review attained professionals’ views, areas of concern, and recommendations for comm[...]Article
Susan L. BRYANT, Auteur ; Lillian M. RANGE, Auteur |Objective: The present study compared reported histories and severity in college Method: Four hundred and eighty-six consenting undergraduates completed measures of suicidality. sexual abuse (SA). and physical abuse (PA). Based on their respo[...]Article
Lynn SAUNDERS, Auteur |The background for this lecture spans a thirty year career, (intermittently) working with people with sexual convictions in the criminal justice system. Most recently, as the Governor of Whatton Prison, an 841 place treatment site for this parti[...]
