Profiling parental child sex abuse Jane Goodman-Delahunty
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ArticlePublication details: Canberra, ACT : Australian Institute of Criminology, 2014Description: electronic document (8 p.); PDF file: 632.76 KB; HTML availableSubject(s): Online resources:
In: Trends & issues in crime and criminal justice, January 2014, no. 465Summary: "Public policy initiatives to redress parental child sexual offenders have been hindered by the absence of an offending profile that characterises this core group of intrafamilial offenders. Drawing on data from a sample of 213 offenders, this study augments knowledge about sex offender typologies by identifying ten key descriptive features of parental offenders.
The findings revealed that parental sex offenders have a distinctive profile unlike that of other child sexual offenders and are more criminally versatile than presupposed. This may provide useful information to support clinical practice and preventive interventions aimed at increasing offender desistance and reducing threats to the safety and welfare of young children and their families. " (Foreword)
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"Public policy initiatives to redress parental child sexual offenders have been hindered by the absence of an offending profile that characterises this core group of intrafamilial offenders. Drawing on data from a sample of 213 offenders, this study augments knowledge about sex offender typologies by identifying ten key descriptive features of parental offenders.
The findings revealed that parental sex offenders have a distinctive profile unlike that of other child sexual offenders and are more criminally versatile than presupposed. This may provide useful information to support clinical practice and preventive interventions aimed at increasing offender desistance and reducing threats to the safety and welfare of young children and their families. " (Foreword)
Trends & issues in crime and criminal justice, January 2014, no. 465