Questioning fairness: the relationship of mental health and psychopathic characteristics with young offenders' perceptions of procedural justice and legitimacy
Questioning fairness: the relationship of mental health and psychopathic characteristics with young offenders' perceptions of procedural justice and legitimacy Abstract BackgroundTheories of procedural justice suggest that individuals who experience the…
The impact of a community mental health initiative on outcomes for offenders with a serious mental disorder
The impact of a community mental health initiative on outcomes for offenders with a serious mental disorder Abstract BackgroundThe Community Mental Health Initiative (CMHI) is mandated to assist offenders with…
Circles of support and accountability: The characteristics of core members in England and Wales
Circles of support and accountability: The characteristics of core members in England and Wales Abstract BackgroundCircles of support and accountability, or Circles, use community volunteers to help reintegrate sex offenders…
Everything moves on: referral trends to a leavers' group in a high secure hospital and trial leave progress of group graduates
Everything moves on: referral trends to a leavers' group in a high secure hospital and trial leave progress of group graduates ABSTRACT BackgroundMoving on from high secure psychiatric care can…
Internet sexual solicitation of children: a proposed typology of offenders based on their chats, e-mails, and social network posts
Internet sexual solicitation of children: a proposed typology of offenders based on their chats, e-mails, and social network posts Volume 23, Issue 1, March 2017, Page 77-89. Dana DeHart Read…
A methodology for profiling paraphilic interest in Child Sexual Exploitation Material users on peer-to-peer networks
A methodology for profiling paraphilic interest in Child Sexual Exploitation Material users on peer-to-peer networks Volume 23, Issue 1, March 2017, Page 90-103. Margaret Brennan Read the syndicated article here
Research on online sexual offending: what have we learned and where are we going?
Research on online sexual offending: what have we learned and where are we going? Volume 23, Issue 1, March 2017, Page 104-106. Michael C. Seto Read the syndicated article here
Editorial commentary
Editorial commentary Volume 23, Issue 1, March 2017, Page 107-107. Shelley Price Read the syndicated article here
Online offending behaviour and child victimisation: new findings and policy
Online offending behaviour and child victimisation: new findings and policy Volume 23, Issue 1, March 2017, Page 107-109. Madeleine van der Bruggen Read the syndicated article here
The historical origins of corruption in the developing world: a comparative analysis of East Asia
The historical origins of corruption in the developing world: a comparative analysis of East Asia Abstract A new approach has emerged in the literature on corruption in the developing world…
It’s common sense, stupid! Corporate crime and techniques of neutralization in the automobile industry
It’s common sense, stupid! Corporate crime and techniques of neutralization in the automobile industry Abstract This paper evaluates the usefulness of ‘techniques of neutralization’ and ‘denial’ theory for understanding how…
Doing business for a “higher loyalty”? How Swedish transnational corporations neutralise allegations of crime
Doing business for a “higher loyalty”? How Swedish transnational corporations neutralise allegations of crime Abstract In recent years, two Swedish companies have been a focus of substantial media attention: TeliaSonera…