Juveniles and adults who sexually offend should be viewed as distinct populations. Tools to assess risk in juveniles are not yet validated and may serve to best inform treatment planning.
Definition: A person who commits a crime involving a sexual act.
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Although there is less continuity of sexual offending in the life course than stereotypes suggest, treatment should lead to a further reduction of reoffending.
This research brief summarizes the Federal Research Division’s (FRD) review and assessment of literature on the potential impacts of sex offender registration and notification policies (SORN) on ad
This research brief summarizes the Federal Research Division’s (FRD’s) review and assessment of literature on SORN (sex offender registration and notification policies) and jurisdiction-specific re