... the recurrence of sexual offending. Disruption is consistent with wider “Peelian” principles of civic policing and effective practice, according to which police are obliged not only to react to crime but to prevent it (Davies et al., 2022). The principles were first codified in 1829 as part of Sir...

... included heterosexual female participants who were in relationships with men who admitted to perpetrating sexual offences. All of the participants were married at the time the offending took place. Mann et al. (2010) reported that if a man who has sexually offended remains in, or establishes...

... rights only Rehabilitation Policing Risk management Reintegration Sexual offending Sex offenders Strengths based Defining protective factors is not without its difficulties, indeed the literature sees a variety of definitions to explain what a protective factor is (Farrington et...

... , A. and Dixon , L. (2014), “ Preliminary insights and analysis into weapon enabled sexual offenders ”, Journal of Aggression, Conflict and Peace Research , Vol. 6 No. 3 , pp. 174 - 84 . DeLisi , M. (2001), “ Extreme career criminals ”, American Journal of Criminal Justice , Vol. 25 No. 2...

... engaged in contact sexual offending and most had no non-sexual offending history. CP was often in the form of photos or images, and contained European pre-pubescent females. CPOs’ mental health, social isolation, intimacy deficits, and childhood abuse could be treatment targets for this population...

... benefits of latent structure models in criminological research. 1. Approach/Initiation. 2. Sexual offending. 3. Aggression. Applications of Latent Class Analysis (LCA; Lazarsfeld and Henry, 1968) and related methods to the fields of forensic psychiatry, psychology and criminology...