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: Sex Offender Issues, News, Recidivism and Studies

TX- Child sex cases involving women are on the rise in Texas

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2-24-2009 Texas:The number of women serving time in Texas prisons for having sex with minors has increased more than 36 percent in the last five years."Up to five years ago, we didn't talk about this," said Keith Durkin, a criminologist and researcher at Ohio Northern University. "Our culture is becoming more aware that women can and do commit these offenses." Collin County has its share of

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