New Special Issue in Interational Journal of Law and Psychiatry

Volume 34, Issue 3

Beyond Myth: Designing Better Sexual Violence Prevention
Edited by John Douard and Eric Janus

Beyond myth: Designing better sexual violence prevention   
Pages 135-140
John Douard, Eric S. Janus

From offender to situation: The ‘cold’ approach to sexual violence prevention?
Pages 141-148
Bill Hebenton

Who are the people in your neighborhood? A descriptive analysis of individuals on public sex offender registries
Pages 149-159
Alissa R. Ackerman, Andrew J. Harris, Jill S. Levenson, Kristen Zgoba

Preventing sexual violence: Can examination of offense location inform sex crime policy?
Pages 160-167
Nicole Colombino, Cynthia Calkins Mercado, Jill Levenson, Elizabeth Jeglic

A rhetoric of retribution and redemption: Burke's terms for order in the drama of child sexual abuse  
Pages 168-176
Pamela D. Schultz

Sex offender punishment and the persistence of penal harm in the U.S.
Pages 177-185
Chrysanthi S. Leon

Inevitable recidivism—The origin and centrality of an urban legend  
Pages 186-194
Tamara Rice Lave

DSM-5 proposed diagnostic criteria for sexual paraphilias: Tensions between diagnostic validity and forensic utility
Pages 195-209
Jerome C. Wakefield

Prevention of sexual violence by those who have been sexually violent
Pages 210-216
Christopher Slobogin

Optimizing risk mitigation in management of sexual offenders: A structural model
Pages 217-225
Raina Lamade, Adeena Gabriel, Robert Prentky

Post-release controls for sex offenders in the U.S. and UK
Pages 226-232
Roxanne Lieb, Hazel Kemshall, Terry Thomas

Prospects for the international migration of U.S. sex offender registration and community notification laws
Pages 233-238
Wayne A. Logan

Sexual offenders with serious mental illness: Prevention, risk, and clinical concerns

Pages 239-245
Jill D. Stinson, Judith V. Becker

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