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Sex Crimes and Offenders
What is considered a sex crime can vary by state or country, but it generally includes forced or violent sexual acts, or sexual acts with people under a certain age. Sometimes, the crimes are not forced or violent, but are considered cultural mores. These sometimes include incest, zoophilia, or necrophilia. People that commit these crimes are often referred to as sexual offenders or sexual predators, depending on the offense. In many places, sexual offenders are a matter of public record.
79 Questions
How many registered sex offenders are in the United States of America?
According to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, as of 2021, there are over 900,000 registered sex offenders in the United States. However, it's important to note that this number can change over time as new individuals are added or removed from the registry.
Can sex offenders in ga off probation or parole live with a minor under 16?
Laws regarding sex offenders living with minors vary by state. However, in Georgia, it is generally not allowed for a convicted sex offender to live with a minor under the age of 16, even if they are off probation or parole. Sex offenders are subject to strict guidelines and restrictions to protect the safety and well-being of potential victims.
What apartments in Fort Worth Texas rent to registered sex offenders?
Fort Worth PD will only give you places where they have registered offenders at. They don't have a list of places.
How do you find out if there are sex offenders in your area?
Most areas have posted lists on the internet, for convicted offenders; unfortunately it is the unconvicted and untracked offenders you really should be worried about. Do a search for your location with the words sex offender list included. You will find listings for every state.
What are the statistics on repeat sex offenders?
Study 1, Range Indicated by Crime
5-year recidivism rate
Incest..........................................4-10% (reoffend within five years)
Rape........................................... 7-35%
Child molestation/female victim......10-29%
Child molestation/male victim........13-40%
Exhibitionists...............................41-71%
Meta-Analysis
Researchers Hanson and Bussiere conducted a meta-analysis of 61 studies, and concluded the aggregate four-to-five-year recidivism rate for rapists is 18.9% and for child molesters 12.7%. The likelihood of reoffense increases the longer the person remains in the community, with some estimates indicating a 39% lifetime recidivism rate for rapists and 52% for child molesters.
For more detailed information you can access the Center for Sex Offender Management, Department of Justice, report via Related Links, below.
New Update:I've intentionally left the information above to help illustrate the problem here.Over the past two decades the seriosness (rate of offense) and recidivism rates of sex offenders has been intentionally inflated by the media, government representatives (DOC bureaucrats and politicians), and those enlisted as expert wtnesses (especially those involved in the development of forensic models). Reasons vary from basic greed, to personal asperations. Recently, it has come to light that most of the primary assessment tools, including those used by the USDOJ and state criminal courts, are flawed and suffer from inflated threat assessment built into them by their authors.
The FactsBased on the raw data provided by the DOJ Bureau of Statistics 1994 study on recidivism rates and newer state level data, actual recidivism rates have declined in the past twenty years. Across the board, sex offenders are likely to reoffend at about 3.2% in the first three years from release. This falls to around 1.7% at five years from release, and even further to statistically zero after five years. The additional factor of age is perhaps the most important determinant of the threat of repeat offense. At forty to fifty years old, a number of pysiological, emotional, social, and psychological elements make the liklihood of a repeat offense even less likely. Offenders' support structures and secure employment further reduce recidivism; factors not even considered by the Static99 tool, the most commonly utilized predictive model.Dr. Karen Franklin, one of the leading forensic psychologists in the US (see her related link below), has written and spoken extensively on the subject of sex offender recidivism. A number of her articles and research by others in the field is discussed in greater detail at the Forensic Psycholgy link below.
How do YOU get off the sex offenders registry in Florida?
You have a few options:
- the registration requirement expires
- expungement of record
- move to another state
- die
How many years for sexual assault?
Ideally, ASAP, in order to preserve evidence and apprehend the perpetrator. However, failing that, different states have different reporting requirements.
Yes, if you are a sexual offender of any type, and are on any type of probation you have to register no matter where you live. If you where sentenced to register for a certain amount of years you must abide by that, no matter where you live. Although if you choose not too, the court can restrict your probation or put you in jail for non compliance.
It is not stated what the "harmful material" was but if there was no sexual conact between you and the minor, I doubt it, unless you fall under some special provision of your particular state's law.
Why are people afraid of sex offenders?
Because people have been brainwashed by the media and politicians into believing that there are gangs of pedophiles roaming the streets in search of 5 year old children to rape. The truth is that most children, who are molested, are molested by family members, or close family friends, and being a registered sex offender does not by default mean you are a child molester or even a danger. People are stupid, they believe what they are told instead of checking the facts.
There is a great deal of outright lies regarding registered sex offenders. The most common lie is that someone convicted of a sex offense is at a very high risk to re offend. The reality is that the majority will not, but it serves the goals of the media and politicians to push it.
In short, people are afraid of sex offenders because they have been told to be by dishonest people who have their own agendas.
What does 'rehabilitate offenders?
The idea that the those who commit criminal offenses should be "taught" or "conformed" into standard society. In other words, offenders should be rehabilitated and released back out into society.
It's counterpart is "Incapacitation", which is the idea that offenders should be removed from society, period.
Generally speaking an investigation would not show on a background check unless it resulted in arrest.
A background check for sensitive employment or government/police employment will probably show the investigation whether or not you were arrested.
If someone walks in on you måsterbãtïng and you don't stop, is it sexual harassment?
Legally, no.
Doesn't mean it's probably not awkward or that it's a good idea ... but technically based off what you've described it's not sexual harassment where you'd be sued.
When was When You Wish Upon a Weinstein created?
When You Wish Upon a Weinstein was created on 2003-11-09.
How are the names of registered sex offenders would be published?
There are many public access websites, some put up by the government, that give this information.
Should convicted sex offenders be publicized?
No, who would want sex offenders to be in public 99% out of 100% girls are raped every day. So to srop this we need to keep all sex offenders out of this state. Sex offenders know who their going after so children 12 and under don't walk along these terrible streets that we live in ask an aldut or some one 13 or older.
Are polygamist child molesters?
Some are, but most are not. Most polygamists around the world are consenting adults who love and wish to be married to more than one person. A small minority exploit minors for control and power, unfortunately they are the most well known due to media attention.
Are there any states that allow sex offenders to expunge their records?
I do not believe that ANY state allows for the expunction of crimes of a sexual nature.
How can a person be removed from the sex offenders list?
Once listed in the National Registry, it is for life.
