Characteristics of Male Internet Only child Pornography Offenders
How do Internet Only Child Pornography (IOCP) Offenders differ from non-offender and offenders with a contact offenses?
How do Internet Only Child Pornography (IOCP) Offenders differ from non-offender and offenders with a contact offenses?
How does the CPORT miss the mark in properly predicting recidivism rates?
The implications of race and utilizing the Static-99R for assessing risk in sentencing.
How does the evaluator of the diagnosis sway the potential outcome of the SVP evaluation?
Exploring the nature of childhood trauma, mental illness, and substance abuse and its impacts on female sexual offenders.
Does the male dominated Static-99R apply satisfactorily to female sexual offenders?
Identifying failures of the system to adjust for changing circumstances for sentencing non-production child pornography offenders utilizing the 2021 federal report from the US Sentencing Commission.
Data driven look at 5-year and newly available 10-year data points on recidivism of both contact and non-contact sexual offenders.
Identifying the requirements to accurately evaluate risk assessment with declining data points of desistance and recidivism in post release sexual offenders.
Evaluating a study that shows recidivism risk of 7,225 sexual offenders post release for up to 25 years and how it relates to sentence mitigation, aggravation, and public policy.