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Special Issue: Pathological offending. Guest Editor: Matt DeLisi

Guest editorial

Matt DeLisi
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The interplay between early language and temperamental difficulties in the prediction of severe antisocial behavior among males

Dylan B. Jackson
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Distinguishing homicide, violent sexual, and violent juvenile offending

Michael T. Baglivio; Kevin T. Wolff
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Juvenile homicide offender recidivism

Chad Trulson; Jon Caudill
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Adverse childhood experiences, paraphilias, and serious criminal violence among federal sex offenders

Alan Drury; Tim Heinrichs; Michael Elbert; Katherine Tahja; Matt DeLisi; Daniel Caropreso
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Sadism in sexual homicide offenders: identifying distinct groups

Kylie Reale; Eric Beauregard; Melissa Martineau
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What makes a difference? Evaluating the key distinctions and predictors of sexual and non-sexual offending among male and female juvenile offenders

Bryanna Fox
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