Offender profiling

personnel are needed to verify all of the sex offender data collected (nylr). Large sex offender monitoring systems are also almost impossible for law enforcement to monitor. A police captain in Georgia clamed it would take four officers working full time to properly monitor the database in one county. As sex offender registries grow it becomes increasingly difficult for law enforcement to distinguish between dangerous offenders and non-violent offenders (elib). This easily could lead to law…

lack of empirical data supporting sex offender registries and the life-altering effects they have on offenders, sex offender registries still persist today and with the public’s support. In 2001, less than ten years after the implementation of the registry, thirty-five Illinois’ policy makers were interviewed to determine their perceptions and evaluations of Illinois’ sex offender registries. Of the thirty-five only four stated they were confident that sex offender registries and notification…

). Rather than heavily relying on the law, restorative justice allows people, including victim, offender, affected members of community to engage in search of possible solutions that promote reconciliation, rebuilding, and repair of relationships(Gibert et al, 2013). Thus, general goal of the restorative justice is to repair, restore, rebuild the relationship between not only the victim and offender but including every individual in our…

another loop hole in the already complicated Criminal Justice system. Keywords: sex offenders; Adam…

Jessica’s Law places a 2000 foot residency restriction on registered sex offenders, barring them from living near areas where children gather, such as schools, daycare, parks, and places of worship (Bonnar-Kidd, 2010). Registered juvenile sex offenders may be subject to placement in foster care if they are not allowed to reside with underage siblings or near other children in their neighborhood. They may also face removal from school to comply with the laws (Lehrer, 2016). Unintended…

law “Should the names of sex offenders continue to be made public?” published by the Economist. This editorial from August 6, 2009, edition of the economist. At the beginning of the editorial the economist told a real life story which took place in New Jersey. Seven-year-old Megan Kanka was enticed into a pedophile neighbor home by offering to show her a puppy. The man raped, killed, and dumped her body in a nearby park. “There are 400,000 registered sex offenders in the United States, and an…

Eliezer Witztum 2003). The purpose of this essay is to provide scientific evidence and reasons to why chemical castration is an effective method to reduce the chance of repeat offence in sex offenders. Chemical castration is the most suitable method to be used for decreasing sexual tendencies in sex offenders. Chemical castration is hormonotherapy to reduce circulating levels of testosterone using chemicals, Androgens testosterone and dihydrotestosterone…

ntroduction S ex offenders have received considerable attention in recent years from both policymakers and the public. This is due at least in part to the profound impact that sex crimes have on victims and the larger community. While most perpetrators of sex crimes are adults, a significant percentage of sexual offenders are under age 18. Given the prevalence of sexual offending by juveniles, and the potential links between sexually abusive behavior during adolescence or childhood and sexual…

The article for sexting in North Carolina is basically about two teens that got caught sexting.The two teens were only 16 years old,but they were both charged as victim and perpetrator.They were treated as adults for prosecution,but they were also treated as minors by deeming their selfies child pornography. The police were looking into a statutory rape.The 16 year old boy was not considered a suspect or witness,but they thought information about it might be on his phone.The boy’s mother allowed…

The article on sex offenders was actually a very interesting article to read because it brings up a whole new different level of how congress would like to handle the situation on sex offenders that want to travel. However, I do not agree with the fact the they want sex offenders with special passports just for civilians to be more safer. I am not sure how would this make a difference as to keeping people safe when they are traveling and if anything it makes it worst for the those who have been…