Sex Crimes Research and Realities 2nd Edition by Donna Vandiver, Jeremy Braithwaite ISBN 0367457601 9780367457600

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ISBN 10: 0367457601
ISBN 13: 9780367457600
Author: Donna Vandiver, Jeremy Braithwaite

Sex Crimes Research and Realities 2nd Edition Table of contents:

1 Introduction

Moral Panic

Defining a Sex Crime

Sources and Numbers of Sex Crimes and Offenders

A Brief History of Research on Sex Crimes

State of Current Research on Sex Crimes

Once a “Sex Offender,” Always a “Sex Offender”

Addressing Sex-Crime Myths

2 Theories about Sex Crimes and Persons Who Commit Sex Crimes

Essential Components of a Theory

Probabilistic Nature of Theories

Biological Theories

Psychological Theories

Sex-Crime-Specific Theories

Criminological Theories

Common Causes Identified to Explain Sexually Offending

Conclusion

3 Rape and Sexual Assault

Myths about Rape

Rape Culture

Rape Law in the United States

Why Do People Rape?

Rape Typologies

Criminal Justice Response to Rape

Conclusion

4 Child Sexual Abuse

Myths about Child Sexual Abuse

Historical Trends in Child Sexual-Abuse Laws, Policies, and Societal Responses

Child Sexual Abuse Typologies

Grooming

Criminal Justice Response to Child Sexual Abuse

Conclusion

5 Child Pornography and Sex Trafficking

Myths about Child Pornography

Defining Child Pornography

The History of Child Pornography Law

Child Pornography Offenders

Criminal Justice Responses to Child Pornography Crimes

Sex Trafficking

Conclusion

6 Juveniles and Women Who Have Committed a Sex Crime

Number of Sex Crimes Committed by Juveniles and Girls/Women

Common Characteristics of Juveniles Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (JSCs)

Juveniles Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (JSCs) Compared to Juvenile (Nonsexual) Offenders

Distinctions and Typologies of Juveniles Who Have Committed a Sex crime (JSCs)

Explanations of Juveniles Committing Sex Crimes (JSCs)

Assessment of Juveniles Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (JSCs)

Treatment for Juveniles Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (JSCs)

Recidivism Among Juveniles Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (JSCs)

Women Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (WSC)

Characteristics of Women Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (WSC)

Women Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (WSC) Compared to Men Who Have Committed a Sex Crime

Distinctions and Typologies of Women Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (WSC)

Explanations of Women Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (WSC)

Assessment of Women Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (WSC)

Treatment for Women Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (WSC)

Recidivism of Women Who Have Committed a Sex Crime (WSC)

Conclusion

7 Institutional Abuse

Institutional Abuse Characteristics

Sexual Assault within Institutions

Organizations Facing Both Child Sexual Abuse and Sexual Assault Allegations

Suggestions for Policies and Procedures to Respond to Institutional Abuse

Conclusion

8 The Victimology of Sexual Violence

Victimology and Early Theories of Victimization

Victims of Sexual Violence

Special Populations

Victim Responses to Sexual Violence

False Allegations of Sexual Violence

Sexual Violence Victim Advocacy

9 Investigations of Sex Crimes

Failure to Report a Sex Crime

Crime-Scene Profiling and Crime-Scene Basics

Paraphilias and Fantasies

First Responders

Medical Examinations of Rape Victims

Medical Exams of Child Victims

Interviewing Victims, Suspected Offenders, and Witnesses: The Phased Approach

Sex Crimes with Unique Investigational Obstacles

Common Investigational Failures

Conclusion

10 Assessment Tools and Treatment Issues Related to Sex Crimes

Obstacles in Accessing Treatment for Victims of Sex Crimes

Empirically-Based Approaches of Assessing and Treating Persons Who Have Committed a Sex Crime

Overview of Assessments

Sex-Offender Assessment Tools

Effectiveness of Sex-Offender Assessment Tools

Psychopathy

Treatment of Persons Who Have Committed a Sex Crime

Treatment Effectiveness

Conclusion

11 Registration Laws and Civil Commitment of Persons Who Have Committed a Sex Crime

Perceptions of People Who Commit Sex Offenses

Sex-Offender Registration and Notification Laws

Assumptions of Sex-Offender Registration and Notification Laws

Effects of Sex-Offender Registration and Notification Laws

Additional Requirements for Registered Sex Offenders (RSOs)

Civil Commitment Laws for Sexually Violent Predators

State-Level Laws: Erin’s Law

Conclusion

12 Conclusion

Bringing It All Together: All Persons Who Have Committed a Sex Offense Are (Not) the Same

Myths Regarding the Number of Sex Crimes, Persons Who Commit a Sex Crime, and Associated Trends

Myths Regarding Why Persons Commit Sex Crimes

Myths Regarding Rapists, Rape, and Rape Victims

Myths Regarding Child Sexual Abuse, Child Molestation, and Child Victims

Myths Regarding Child Pornography and Sex Trafficking

Myths Regarding Juveniles and Women Who Have Committed a Sex Crime

Myths Regarding Institutional Abuse

Myths Regarding Victims of Sex Crimes

Myths Regarding Investigating Abuse

Myths Regarding Assessment and Treatment of Sex Offenders

Myths Regarding Which Community Sanctions Should Exist for Sex Offenders

The Effects of Sex-Crime and Sex-Offender Myths

Index

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