Recidivism of Individuals Convicted of Exhibitionism
Overview
What are the factors that can aggravate the already-high likelihood of recidivism for individuals who have committed the act of exhibitionism?
Summary
Exhibitionism has an interesting place in the criminal justice system. It is often seen as a minor offense. In many jurisdictions, individuals convicted of these crimes are given short probation sentences and short treatment requirements. This seems to be at odds with what is known about exhibitionism.
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Reference
SOURCE RESEARCH
Long-term follow-up of exhibitionists: Psychological, phallometric and offense characteristics
Firestone, P., Kingston, D.A., Wexler, A., & Bradford, J.M. (2006). Long-term follow-up of exhibitionists: Psychological, phallometric and offense characteristics. Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and Law, 34(3), 349-359.
Published: 2006
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