Criminal Histories and Recidivism Rates for Juveniles Convicted of Child Pornography Possession
Overview
What are the socioeconomic demographics of juvenile offenders and how do non-CSEM offenses play into recidivism?
Summary
The increase in access to pornography has meant an increase in juveniles accessing child sexual exploitation material. This means an increase in these juveniles being arrested and charged for possession of the materials. As we know that juvenile sexual offending is different from adult offending, research is needed to truly understand this phenomenon in juveniles.
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Reference
SOURCE RESEARCH
Criminal History and Future Offending of Juveniles Convicted of Possession of Child Pornography
Abei, M., Plattner, B., Ernest, M., Kaszynski, K. & Bessler, C. (2014). Criminal History and Future Offending of Juveniles Convicted of Possession of Child Pornography. Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment, 26(4), 375-390.
Published: 2014
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