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Sex Offenders Against Children: Empirical and Clinical Issues (From APSAC Handbook on Child Maltreatment, P 175-194, 1996, John Briere, Lucy Berliner, et al, eds. - See NCJ-172299)

NCJ Number

172309

Date Published

1996

Risk Profiling of Juvenile Sexual Offenders: Predicting Outcome in a Community-Based Treatment Program, Final Report

NCJ Number

172226

Date Published

1997

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Truth, Lies, and Sex Offenders

NCJ Number

171546

Date Published

1997

Long-Term Comparison of Force and Rates of Recidivism Between Child Molesters and Rapists: A Methodological Analysis

NCJ Number

171957

Date Published

1998

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

Recovered Memories of Child Abuse Are Unreliable (From Child Sexual Abuse, P 35-50, 1998, Bruno Leone, Brenda Stalcup, et al, eds. - See NCJ-171702)

NCJ Number

171707

Date Published

1998

Child Molestation Committed by Other Children Is a Serious Problem (From Child Sexual Abuse, P 51-56, 1998, Bruno Leone, Brenda Stalcup, et al, eds. - See NCJ-171702)

NCJ Number

171708

Date Published

1998

Child Sexual Abuse

NCJ Number

171702

Date Published

1998

Priest Child Molesters Disgrace the Catholic Priesthood (From Child Sexual Abuse, P 68-73, 1998, Bruno Leone, Brenda Stalcup, et al, eds. - See NCJ-171702)

NCJ Number

171710

Date Published

1998

Prevalence of Child Sexual Abuse: An Overview (From Child Sexual Abuse, P 9-14, 1998, Bruno Leone, Brenda Stalcup, et al, eds. - See NCJ-171702)

NCJ Number

171703

Date Published

1998

Some Priest Child Molesters Can Be Returned to Ministry (From Child Sexual Abuse, P 74-83, 1998, Bruno Leone and Brenda Stalcup, et al, eds. - See NCJ-171702)

NCJ Number

171711

Date Published

1998

Child Sexual Abuse Is Not Widespread (From Child Sexual Abuse, P 19-26, 1998, Bruno Leone, Brenda Stalcup, et al, eds. - See NCJ-171702)

NCJ Number

171705

Date Published

1998

Repressed Memories of Child Abuse May Be Valid (From Child Sexual Abuse, P 27-34, 1998, Bruno Leone, Brenda Stalcup, et al, eds. - See NCJ-171702)

NCJ Number

171706

Date Published

1998

Sex Offender (From Correctional Assessment, Casework, and Counseling Second Edition, P 261-280, 1997, Anthony Walsh - See NCJ-171362)

NCJ Number

171365

Date Published

1997

Deviancy: Development Gone Wrong (From Juvenile Sexual Offending: Causes, Consequences, and Correction, P 59-76, 1997, Gail Ryan and Sandy Lane, eds. -- See NCJ-171449)

NCJ Number

171453

Date Published

1997

Safety Net for the Internet: Protecting Our Children

NCJ Number

171270

Journal

Juvenile Justice

Date Published

1998

Keeping Children Safe: Rhetoric and Reality

NCJ Number

171271

Journal

Juvenile Justice

Date Published

1998

Pedophiles and the Internet

NCJ Number

171215

Journal

Gazette

Date Published

1997

Evaluating Community-Based Treatment Programmes for Men Who Sexually Abuse Children

NCJ Number

170923

Journal

Child Abuse Review

Date Published

1998

Boys Sexual Abuse and Treatment

NCJ Number

170863

Date Published

1997

Child Molesters in the Criminal Justice System: A Comprehensive Case-Flow Analysis of the Rhode Island Docket (1985-1993)

NCJ Number

170788

Journal

New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement

Date Published

1997

Empathy, Intimacy, Loneliness, and Self-Esteem in Nonfamilial Child Molesters: A Brief Report

NCJ Number

170811

Journal

Journal of Child Sexual Abuse

Date Published

1997

Pedophilia in the Correctional System

NCJ Number

170701

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

1997

Is Your Neighbor a Sex Offender?

NCJ Number

170706

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

1997

Child Sexual Molestation: Research Issues

NCJ Number

163390

Date Published

June 1997

Agencies

NIJ

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Meeting the Challenge of Repeat Child Molesters

NCJ Number

170232

Date Published

1996