The Pros And Cons Of Sex Offending
Sex offending has climbed up the chats to become one of the most disturbing problems in the USA. It has attracted much attention in recent years among the stake holders of the law enforcement and psychological fields. The aspect of sexual victimization can have a negative impact on its victims and families; there is also fear that is inflicted by these crimes to the members of the public, and risks special needs and risks posed by sex offenders. These are the reasons why the authorities are putting in more concerted efforts to discover different special ways to manage this group of people that is ballooning at an alarming rate. Authorities are doing this as means to prevent future sexual victimization and offences.
Sexual victimization and sexual offending cuts across a wide area of disciplines, So the response to this menace has to also cut across a reasonable range of disciplines and agencies in a given area. Facts say that good management of sex offenders is not just looking over them and treating them. It needs all aspects including investigation, adjudication, sentencing, and many others. It also needs full commitment and collaboration of the stakeholders. …show more content…
It is clearly understood when I call it a brief autobiography of the offender. It covers all the stages of the offender’s life up to the day of the offence. This includes: childhood, adolescence, and many other stages that he/she may have gone through during his/her development. Most importantly, the autobiography should have the sexual history and the positive and negative experiences of the client. This is meant to better educate the therapist about his/her client in terms of identifying the factors that may have resulted in the client engaging in such an unlawful behavior. It also unearths the characters of the offender that are alarming and need to be changed with immediate effect. (Ward & Stewart
Sexual victimization and sexual offending cuts across a wide area of disciplines, So the response to this menace has to also cut across a reasonable range of disciplines and agencies in a given area. Facts say that good management of sex offenders is not just looking over them and treating them. It needs all aspects including investigation, adjudication, sentencing, and many others. It also needs full commitment and collaboration of the stakeholders. …show more content…
It is clearly understood when I call it a brief autobiography of the offender. It covers all the stages of the offender’s life up to the day of the offence. This includes: childhood, adolescence, and many other stages that he/she may have gone through during his/her development. Most importantly, the autobiography should have the sexual history and the positive and negative experiences of the client. This is meant to better educate the therapist about his/her client in terms of identifying the factors that may have resulted in the client engaging in such an unlawful behavior. It also unearths the characters of the offender that are alarming and need to be changed with immediate effect. (Ward & Stewart