Sexual Offenses and Offenders: Theory, Practice, and Policy

by Karen J. Terry

This book is a comprehensive text on sexual offenders that examines the causes and treatment of sexual offenses, as well as the policy implications of research outcomes. The subject matter is inherently controversial, well-researched, and rich in policy implications. As a result of the recidivism and the public scorn for sexual offenders, they are often treated differently by both the community and the criminal justice system. It was necessary to develop a book on sex offenders because of the uniqueness of their offenses and the laws that pertain to them.

Genres: Nonfiction

320 pages, Paperback

First published February 18, 2005

Reviews

[Sarah Dane]

=good source of information