Sex Crimes (PDF)

Name: Sex Crimes
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Research and Realities (Sprache: Englisch)

Autoren: Donna Vandiver , Jeremy Braithwaite

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Sex Crimes: Research & Realities, 2nd edition, provides succinct overviews and details of the research regarding sex crimes and the persons who commit them.

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Sex Crimes: Research & Realities, 2nd edition, provides succinct overviews and details of the research regarding sex crimes and the persons who commit them.

Autoren-Porträt von Donna Vandiver, Jeremy Braithwaite

Donna Vandiver, PhD, is a Professor at Texas State University. Her research is strongly centered on sex crimes and the persons who commit them. She has co-authored nearly two dozen articles on the topic, and co-authored a book on juveniles who have committed sex crimes. Her research informed the development of a widely used typology of women who have committed sex crimes. She has also co-authored a longitudinal assessment of recidivism among a large sample of women who had committed a sex crime and engaged in collaborative efforts regarding the effects of sex offender registration laws on juveniles who had committed a sex crime.

Jeremy Braithwaite, PhD, is a Tribal Research Specialist at the Tribal Law and Policy Institute and the owner/co-founder of EvaluACT, a research and evaluation consulting business in Los Angeles. His research focuses on violence against women, particularly the sexual victimization of American Indian/Alaska Native women. He is currently the Principal Investigator of multiple National Institute of Justice grant projects focused on crime and justice issues in Indian Country.