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    Essay On Sexual Offenders

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    Elizabeth Stefanik Research on Sexual Offenders 10/19/17 I completed my search from the Kent stark library at school. To begin conducting a search‚ I typed in “sexual abusers and offenders”. My results were around 256 for articles. To reduce my results‚ I added academic journals for source type and quantitative study for methodology. This knocked my results down to 58. Furthering to refine my results‚ I added women or females or girls. This came down to a whopping 17 results. The two articles

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    Anger and Violence in Partition Literature By : Madhu Sharma Partition of Indian subcontinent in 1947 was the biggest and most painful event in the whole human history. Millions of refugees came from Pakistan to India and vice-versa to seek a shelter of safety and security over their heads. The inarticulatable pain‚ trauma‚ angst and violence they went through is hard to believe and even imagine. They lost their hearth and houses‚ became alien in their own country and were treated inhumanly as

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    Neural and Hormonal Mechanisms in Aggression Aggression in humans has been associated with low levels of serotonin and high levels of dopamine. Usually‚ serotonin has a calming effect‚ which inhibits aggression. When serotonin levels are low‚ this inhibitory effect is removed and people are less able to control their aggressive behaviour. Evidence for the importance of serotonin comes from two main sources. Brown (1982) found that there were low levels of the waste products of serotonin in the

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    Suddenly the two families break out in what would possible become a quite bloody street brawl‚ which is only broken up by the Prince of the city. The Montague’s and Capulet’s are threatened‚ that another act of such aggression is displayed in the public streets; serious punishment and fines will need to be paid. Romeo is a romantic and charming young man‚ and the only son of Lord and Lady Montague. He‚ friends‚ and others whom may be part of the Montague clan sneak into

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    | Boxers | The Affect of Aggression on Motivation | | Michael Alexander | 12/20/2010 | | Introduction Over the decades sports have been consistently evolving. Athletes are getting bigger‚ stronger‚ faster‚ and more aggressive than ever. In addition‚ the salaries of athletes have been continually increasing as well. With the rise in potential income to athletes‚ it has become increasingly important to obtain a competitive edge over an opponent. For athletes and coaches at all

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    The roles in Human Trafficking is another the most important aspect of the relationship between the offender and victims. The offender is very powerful and dominant. Domination is known to be the most violent form of slavery. The traffickers begin with trickery and promise those for a better future. As the course of this trafficking continues‚ the offender becomes violent and humiliate their victims‚ so they feel alone and stay obedient. The perpetrators ensure these slaves feel afraid of them and

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    Castrasting Sex Offenders

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    I believe that all offenders should have to be chemically castrated. Although chemical castration is presented as a humane alternative to lifelong imprisonment or surgical castration‚ the American Civil Liberties Union opposes the coerced administration of any drug‚ including antiandrogen drugs for sex offenders. They argue that forced chemical castration is a "cruel and unusual punishment"‚ and therefore should be constitutionally prohibited by the Eighth Amendment. They also stated that it interfered

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    to the Florida Dept. of Corrections‚ female offenders recidivate at a significally lower rate than males. Within three years‚ a male’s chance at recidivism is around 30% while a female’s chance is 16%. Many factors impact the distinction in these rates. The average time behind bars for a male offender is 38 months. The average time behind bars for females is two years. Which is a year less than what a typical male will spend in jail. Whenever an offender is released from jail they run the risk just

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    Prison Offenders with AIDS Kaplan College Abstract Offenders living behind the walls of prison with AIDS is like the big pink elephant in prison‚ it is colossal but conspicuously avoided. In other words the disease’s presence is apparent‚ but a great deal of ignorance is still pervasive. Offenders living with HIV are still unfairly treated‚ which they try keep their status concealed‚ and justifiably so due to the treatment of the guards or other inmates. Over 27‚000 people entered NYC prisons

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    (1987) and Patton (1987)‚ report on a study of 16 female sexual offenders who were in the Genesis II treatment project in Minnesota. All but one of the women studied were victims of childhood sexual abuse and many were also victims of physical abuse. There were strong and consistent patterns of childhood social isolation‚ alienation‚ and lack of development of interpersonal skills in the women studied. Three categories of female sex offenders were described; the “Teacher/Lover‚” “Predisposed” and “Male-Coerced”

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