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: Sex Offender IssuesPromise and Pitfalls of Sex Offender Research
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01/29/2007
By Steve Erickson
As I discussed in a previous post, there?s much talk about sex offenders but a lack of good science. One of the most discussed areas in terms of sex offenders is risk of recidivism. While some say recidivism risk is relatively low among sex offenders, others disagree and praise the severe civil restrictions mandated for many sex offenders. Where does the truth lie? Like so many things in life, it?s a mixed bag.
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