ATSA Practice Guidelines And Ethics: Dealing With Sexual Offenders

The containment model approach should be used which was developed by Kim English. It is one of the most effective models in managing sex offenders in the community. The Containment Approach Model Includes Five Parts:

Although Perry and Dick both had cruel intentions, walking into the Clutters home that night, Truman Capote moreso aims to prevail the manipulation from Dick and the credulous personality of Perry, giving Perry an innocent perception; therefore, Capote asserts that not all criminals are all equally responsible for crimes.

The term "sex offender" means an individual who was convicted of a sex offense. Research has shown that Sex offenders that commit a crime against a person has not previously been convicted of a violent offence before. They do these crimes unders a masks of a normal relationship. Most Sexual offences committed against the person are mostly perpetrated by family members and acquaintances, and the big majority of them are unreported. Not all crimes are the same because there is such a wide spectrum of sex crimes. The punishments vary widely, between states, from fines and counseling to life in prison. Sex Offenders can be categorized into three tiers according to federal law. A Tier is a level in which a Sex Offender is categorized based on his/her sex offense.

Yes, I do believe that juvenile sex offenders should have to register as a sex offender after they become adults. One of the reasons I say this is because adults who are registered are given a stronger procedural safeguards then that of juveniles. Moreover, due to a desire for revenge by others, many juveniles who are registered are put at a severe risk of injury, regardless of the offenders’ risk level to the surrounding area. Lastly, in the example of the Illinois sexting case, making them register as an adult can be less expensive if it results in programs that put juveniles under supervision instead of sex offender status then is may be cheaper to maintain.

When they knowingly have a problem living in society with normal citizens. This is why I think that the punishment for sex offenders needs to meet the crime. In the book Sentencing Sex Offenders it tells of Jacob Erwin Wetterling.

These days you never know who you may end up dating. People come from all walks of life, and everyone has a past. Unfortunately, some people have a past that you need to find out about before you later regret it. Although most people are aware of this, the real question is how to go about it. The following a few things to consider doing to get information about the person you are dating.

The benefits of creating typologies for sexual offenders, is to show how each category of offenders differ and how they are alike since it is such a diverse group. Typologies also show their motivation, how they specialize and will they be a recidivist. This helps the law enforcement to know what to look for as well as the doctor if they are put into treatment it tells the doctor how to treat

Sex offenders are people and to effectively punish sex offenders, local law enforcement needs to keep strict monitoring on them without disregarding their constitutional rights. SRZ places stringent limitations on where a sex offender occupies their permanent location. A major problem arising with sex offenders is failing to register as a sex offender which is a newly

According to the article called” Psychopathy traits and parental dysfunction in sexual offending and general delinquent adolescent males” by Jason D. Netland and Michael H. Miner, Netland and Miner stated that therapists have to understand the behavior of sex offenders in order to create an effective prevention and treatment services. Young sex offenders and non-sex offenders have many psychological similarities. One of the similarities is anxiety. Another psychological similarity is attention problems. Sex offenders and non-sex offenders also have psychological similarities in poor relationships with their peers and families. It was also discovered that young sex offenders and non sex offenders have poor academic performances( Netland

I believe Officer Smith 's response of calling back up and then deciding to go knock at the sex offenders door was a good decision to make. But Officer Smith should have waited for backup before investigating another home. I believe Officer Smith also made the mistake of breaking into the sex offenders home after no response because of no proof and definitely because of no warrant. He had no authorization To break in. Therefore, in my point of view Officer Smith should have waited for his backup and gone for a warrant to search the sex offenders home.

Sexual offenders usually cause great harm to the societal at large leading a high level of public concern. When a person commits a sex-related crime, he or she is referred as a sex offender. Different culture and legal jurisdiction have different meaning and understanding about what constitutes a sex crime. When determining what to do with a sex offender, when and how to do it and the reasons for doing that, should be considered carefully. Development, needs, levels of risk and functioning of such individuals should be taken into consideration. Risk assessment is important because it helps in providing information on key decisions like the level of care the offenders required, treatment, and the type of placement (Doren, 2002).

Over the course of the year’s sexual assault has played a major role in male, females, and children lives. Sexual assault expands across the United States with rape survivors as their family, friends, and significant other are being negatively affected. Sexual assault leads to victims being scared, and not being able to trust anyone. This could affect future relationships with someone, whether it’s a family members, or friends.

According to “The Accidental Sex Offender” by Abigail Pesta, a Texas teenager was put on the sex offender registry because he has consensual sex with his underage girlfriend he had been with for over a year. It is said that the mother of the teenager girl reported her daughter’s boyfriend to the local authorities because she wanted the couple to stop having sex. The mother was unaware of the affects she would cause by doing so, she thought the local authorities would just speak to the boy, but instead the pursed a case against Frank with charges of statutory rape. The sex offered law should be changed for people that are in the same situation as frank.

According to Community Supervision (2001), it is imperative that sex offenders are supervised intensely. However, there are numerous aspects about the offender that an officer, therapist, or any other staff pertinent to the care of the offender should consider. First, it is recommended to know the employment status, family situations, peers, relationships, etc. These factors can help paint a picture of who the offender is. According to Latessa, Listwan, & Koetzle, (2014), an RNR approach is extremely useful, especially when on officer uses all these proponent of this model, risk, need, and responsivity. These types of offenders are all different as mentioned by Losel & Schumucker (2005), and they all have varying characteristics such as age,