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: Sex CrimesErickson, Technocorrections, and Sex Offenders
By Corey Rayburnyung
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The always level-headed Steven Erickson offered some thoughts about sex offender policy in response to this article that I blogged about here. There are a lot of interesting points made by Erickson (so check out the whole post), but here is something I wanted to strongly endorse:Sex offender registries and the numerous community supervisory laws are beginning to look a lot like parole and probation. This comparison is rather institutive and hardly illuminating and yet the underlying questi read more
Full post as published by Sex Crimes on February 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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