![]() |
| |||||||||||
Sex Offender Law Report Editor: Roslyn Myers, Ph.D., J.D. From 2001-2024 Sex Offender Law Report provided authoritative commentary on the law and treatment of improper and illegal sexual behavior—from prosecution and defense, to sentencing and offender notification and registration laws to sexually violent predator commitment statutes and civil liability suits against accused sex offenders. The report's best work is now preserved in this online archive, accessible either on a pay-per-article basis or through an annual subscription. SLR explains federal and state legislation and significant court rulings. It also examines best practices for the assessment and treatment of sex offenders in forensic settings. Whether you clinically treat sex offenders or manage offender programs, serve the courts as an expert, prosecute or defend sex offense cases, or advocate for victims of sex crimes, the Sex Offender Law Report online archive is an unmatched source of guidance. Benefit from coverage of… Important Court Cases—Noteworthy cases from state and federal courts—including expert commentary on how these cases impact your work. Constitutional Issues on the Federal and State Levels, Legislation and Regulations—Constitutional, statutory and regulatory developments, and provides explanations, commentary and discussions of the practical ramifications of such developments. Treatment Issues—Eminent treatment professionals working with sex offender populations discuss issues of particular interest to those in the treatment and counseling communities who interact with the legal and criminal justice systems—expert witness testimony, the provision of written evaluations and risk assessments, participation in restorative justice programs, the proper handling of malpractice threats, and more. Subscribe to Sex Offender Law Report online and get full access to an electronic archive of fully searchable and downloadable articles dating back to 2001. *Institutional and Individual Subscriptions to the Online Archive. Library/Institutional Subscriptions include access for multiple users from a single facility using IP Address Authentication—users can open, read, and print material without having to enter an ID or password. Individual Subscriptions are for a single user—material is accessed using log-in credentials assigned when you begin a subscription. Related Publications:
|
|||||||||||
|
|||||||||||
To order, use the orderform or contact: All Topics | All Titles | Home | Order |
|||||||||||
©Civic Research Institute Privacy Statement |