Sex Offenders

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Sex Offenders
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PervertPredatorChild MolesterRapistSexual
AssaultSexual AbusePedophile
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In 1994 approximately 234,00 convicted sex
offenders are in correctional agencies or under
correctional supervision on any given day. (U.S.
Dept of Justice)
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Sex Offenders represent 4.7 percent of the 5
million individuals in U.S. Correctional
institutions U.S. Department of Justice
February 2, 1997
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Sex Offenders make up 1 of those in Federal
prisons9.7 of those in state correctional
facilities3.6 of those on probation4 of
those on paroleU.S. Department of Justice
2007 Center for Sex Offender Management Fabian
2004 in Adolescent Psychiatry
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44 of rape victims were younger than 18 years
oldU.S . Department of Justice- 2007
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Convicted Sexual offenders Characteristics
White MalesAge 29 to 3417 to 22 are
married21 to 35 are or have been divorced37
to 53 have never been marriedBut ANYONE can be
an offenderU.S. Department of Justice - 2007
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1 in 4 people convicted of rape and sexual
assault have history of violent crime
conviction1 in 7 have previously been convicted
of a violent sex crimeU.S. Department of
Justice - 2007
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Almost 40 to 50 of All Sexual Offenders Report
Having Been Victims of Physical Abuse and Sexual
Abuse As ChildrenU.S. Department of Justice-
2007 Derezotes 2000
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Only 14 of imprisoned sex offenders sentences
are reported to include psychological treatment
or sex-offender treatmentU.S. Department of
Justice 2007 New York Times - 2007
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Individuals who are less than 18 years old commit
15 to 17 of all sexual offending crimesU.S.
Department of Justice 2007
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Average sentence received for sexual offense in
1993 was 108 monthsU.S. Department of Justice -
2007
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Sex offenders are less likely than non-sex
offenders to be rearrested43 sex offenders
re-offend compared to 68 or convicted non-sex
offenders re-offend 5.3 convicted sex
offenders will re-offend within 3 years of
release from a correctional institution.U.S.
Department of Justice - 2007
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March 16, 2007 New York Times reports New
Jersey proposes bill to the senate banning sex
offenders from using the internet.
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April 8, 2007 The New York Times reports 5 former
sex offenders are living under a bridge in
Florida because they were unable to secure
housing.
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March 6, 2007 Reported in The New York Times
New York voted to legalize detention of sex
offenders in psychiatric hospitals following
their prison sentences for the purposes of
completing a treatment program which only a few
offenders complete prior to their death.
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Average cost of housing a sex offender in
post-prison treatment program costs the state
more than 100,000/year as compared to
26,000/year in a prisonU.S. Department of
Justice 2007 New York Times - 2007
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Treatment for Sex Offenders is effective10
reduction in recidivism with Cognitive Behavioral
therapy in prison.U.S. department of Justice
2007 Marziano, Ward, Beech Pattison 2006
Derezotes 2000 Wakeling, Webstert Mann
2005 Langton, Barbaree, Harkins Peacock - 2006
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Over 1.5 million Texans were sexually assaulted
in 2002A quarter of those assaulted in 2002
were children.Texas Department of Health and
Human Services Council on Sex Offender
treatment - 2005
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30 to 46 percent of all children are sexually
violated in some way before they reach the age of
18.Peter Levine Spring 2007 The Meadows
Cutting EdgePreventing and healing the sacred
wound of sexual molestation
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Adolescents have been shown to commit up to one
half of all child sexual abuse and 20 of all
child rapesTexas Department of State health
Services Council on Sex Offender Treatment
2005 Center for Sex Offender Management - 2000
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According to David Derezotes 2000 research
article early intervention is key to recidivism
reduction in juveniles by implementing mediation,
yoga and CBT programs.
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Recidivism for juveniles in sex offender
treatment programs are reported to be 7 to
13.Marziano, Ward, Beech Pattison 2006
Derezotes - 2000
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What are you willing to do to help stop the cycle
of abuse?
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Social Workers respect the inherent dignity and
worth of the person
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Social Workers Challenge Social Injustice
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Social Workers primary goal is to help people in
need and to address social problems
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Social Workers believe ALL people should have
access to services.
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Are you willing to take the stigma out of sex
offender and help them to recover?
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FatherMotherSisterBrotherAunt
UncleCousinNieceNephewHusbandWifeFriend
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• This man is a dad

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Sex Offender