Caseload for Dealing with Sex Offenders

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• Probation Caseload and considerations that are necessary.

  This principle surmises that programs in criminal justice should match risk level of the offenders with higher-risk offenders receiving more intensive programming for extended periods of time in an attempt to mitigate and reduce their high rates of recidivism

• Juvenile Procedures

  Therefore, when dealing with juvenile offenders, police officers must display different tactics than with their adult offenders such as more compassion and empathy.

• The Protection of Incarcerated Sex Offenders

  In addition, it will be wise to house sex offenders in a separate wing of the prison, along with other sex offenders, etc. It is very unlikely that sex offenders will be stigmatized or harmed by other sex offenders.

• Internal sex offender traits versus general sex offender traits

  The hypothesis that was formed for this research study was that internet sex offenders would fit a different personality profile than other sex offenders such as rapists, molesters, etc.

• Sex Offender Rehabilitation

  An important question for anyone working with sex offenders in any capacity—whether in the criminal justice arena, in human services capacities, or in mental health professions—is whether or not sex offenders can be rehabilitated.

• Sexual Offender Types: Child Abusers & Rapists

  Media depictions of the "worst of the worst" sex offenders put all types of sex offenders under one overarching label.

• Sex Offender Classification and Civil Rights

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• Probation and Parole

  Probation officers supervise offenders on probation or parole through personal contact with the offenders and their families.

• Comparison: Juvenile Sexual Offenders and Female Rapists

  They assert that families of adolescent sex offenders are similar to other youth with serious emotional and/or behavioral problems.