Introduction Sex crime policymaking is now a
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slide1. Introduction Sex crime policymaking is now a growth industry!
What is a sex crime?
What are some categories of sex crimes? Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide2. Overview of Sex Crimes Rape/sexual battery
Sexual assault
What is the difference between sexual assault and sexual battery?
Child sexual abuse
Incest offenses
Indecent exposure/public indecency Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide3. Overview of Sex Crimes Statutory rape
Internet/technology related offenses Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide4. Special Legal Issues Difficulty in generalizing offenses across states
Variation in sex crime statute’s design
Decriminalization efforts vary across states
Wilson v State (2007)
SORNA
“Sexting”
Laws subject to judicial challenge
Ashcroft v Free Speech Coalition (2002) Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide5. Sex Offender Typologies Why have sex offender typologies?
How were sex offender typologies developed?
Major Sex Offender Typologies
1) Child molesters
2) Rapists
3) Juvenile sex offenders
4) Female sex offenders
5) Cyber sex offenders Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide6. Child Molesters Groth and Birnbaum’s Typology
Fixated or regressed
Knight and Prentky’s Classification System
Axis I and axis II
FBI Typologies
Motivation continuum
Situational vs. preferential offenders Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide7. Child Molesters Chopin and Beauregard’s Typology
Classification of individuals who commit homicide offenses and sexual assaults
Six groupings: intentional/prepubescent, inadvertent/prepubescent, intentional/preteen, inadvertent/preteen, intentional/teen, indiscriminate/teen Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide8. Rapists Groth’s Typology
1) Anger; 2) Power; 3) Sadistic
Knight and Prentky’s Typology (MTC: R3)
Expands Groth’s focus:
1) Opportunistic, 2) Pervasively angry,
3) Sexual gratification, 4) Vindictive
All sub-types create a nine-type classification system
Hazelwood and Warren’s Typology
Based off law enforcement experience
Impulsive/ritualistic Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide9. Juvenile Sex Offenders O’Brien and Bera’s Typology
7 categories
Naïve experimenter, under-socialized, pseudo-socialized, sexual aggressive, sexual compulsive, disturbed impulsive, and group influenced
Prentky et al.’s Typology
J-SOAP: More fully developed version of O’Brien and Bera’s typology
Worling’s Typology
Empirically derived personality-based subgroups (4)
Antisocial/impulsive, unusual/isolated, overcontrolled/reserved, confident/aggressive Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide10. The full set of 153 PowerPoint slides is available upon adoption. If you are a professor using this book for a class, please contact Beth Hall at bhall@cap-press.com to request your slides. Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
What is a sex crime?
What are some categories of sex crimes? Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide2. Overview of Sex Crimes Rape/sexual battery
Sexual assault
What is the difference between sexual assault and sexual battery?
Child sexual abuse
Incest offenses
Indecent exposure/public indecency Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide3. Overview of Sex Crimes Statutory rape
Internet/technology related offenses Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide4. Special Legal Issues Difficulty in generalizing offenses across states
Variation in sex crime statute’s design
Decriminalization efforts vary across states
Wilson v State (2007)
SORNA
“Sexting”
Laws subject to judicial challenge
Ashcroft v Free Speech Coalition (2002) Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide5. Sex Offender Typologies Why have sex offender typologies?
How were sex offender typologies developed?
Major Sex Offender Typologies
1) Child molesters
2) Rapists
3) Juvenile sex offenders
4) Female sex offenders
5) Cyber sex offenders Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide6. Child Molesters Groth and Birnbaum’s Typology
Fixated or regressed
Knight and Prentky’s Classification System
Axis I and axis II
FBI Typologies
Motivation continuum
Situational vs. preferential offenders Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide7. Child Molesters Chopin and Beauregard’s Typology
Classification of individuals who commit homicide offenses and sexual assaults
Six groupings: intentional/prepubescent, inadvertent/prepubescent, intentional/preteen, inadvertent/preteen, intentional/teen, indiscriminate/teen Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide8. Rapists Groth’s Typology
1) Anger; 2) Power; 3) Sadistic
Knight and Prentky’s Typology (MTC: R3)
Expands Groth’s focus:
1) Opportunistic, 2) Pervasively angry,
3) Sexual gratification, 4) Vindictive
All sub-types create a nine-type classification system
Hazelwood and Warren’s Typology
Based off law enforcement experience
Impulsive/ritualistic Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide9. Juvenile Sex Offenders O’Brien and Bera’s Typology
7 categories
Naïve experimenter, under-socialized, pseudo-socialized, sexual aggressive, sexual compulsive, disturbed impulsive, and group influenced
Prentky et al.’s Typology
J-SOAP: More fully developed version of O’Brien and Bera’s typology
Worling’s Typology
Empirically derived personality-based subgroups (4)
Antisocial/impulsive, unusual/isolated, overcontrolled/reserved, confident/aggressive Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>
slide10. The full set of 153 PowerPoint slides is available upon adoption. If you are a professor using this book for a class, please contact Beth Hall at bhall@cap-press.com to request your slides. Copyright © 2021 Christina Mancini. All rights reserved.<br>