RT Article
T1 Juvenile sexual homicide offenders: clinical findings and considerations
JF The Routledge international handbook of juvenile homicide
SP 209
OP 228
A1 Virani, Sanya
A1 Andreas, Jason
A1 Chan, Heng Choon 1981-
A1 Myers, Wade
A2 Andreas, Jason
A2 Chan, Heng Choon 1981-
A2 Myers, Wade
LA English
YR 2024
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/191973080X
AB Sexual homicides by juveniles are rare and complex criminal behaviors with biopsy-chosocial etiologies. Management of such offenders by the judicial system is also a challenge because no effective treatment strategies have been identified, yet a significant proportion of these offenders will be released back into society at some point. This chapter begins by addressing the incidence of this type of murder over the past few decades. It then provides an overview of juvenile sexual homicide (JSH) with an emphasis on the clinical aspects of these offenders. Case examples are included to illustrate important aspects of this behavior and investigative considerations. The typical demographic profiles, criminal characteristics, and psychopathological traits of these offenders are presented in some depth. In addition, this chapter discusses treatment approaches and recidivism statistics pertaining to juvenile sexual homicide offenders (JSHOs).
NO Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 225-228
SN 9781032151700