The 2021 US Sentencing Commission Report identifies systemic failures to adjust for changing sentencing circumstances of non-production offenders.
Data driven look at 5-year and newly available 10-year data points on recidivism of both contact and non-contact sexual offenders using the Static-99R.
Identifying the requirements to accurately assess residual risk with declining data points of desistance and recidivism in post release sexual offenders.
Data highlights about production and trading of CSEM, the typical relationship of abusers and victims, and the escalating severity of depravity.
Evaluating a study that shows sex offender risk of recidivism post release and how it relates to sentence mitigation, aggravation, and public policy.
How do studies done by the NCMEC and the Australian Institute for Criminology impact sentencing for production or distribution of Child Pornography by parents?
How do antisociality and paraphilia affect the motivations of Black American versus White American sexual offenders? The motivations for sexual offending