Transcription of Myths & Facts - CSOM
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Center For Sex Offender ManagementMyths and Facts About Sex OffendersAugust 2000 There are many misconceptions about sexual offenses, sexual offense victims, and sexoffenders in our society. Much has been learned about these behaviors and populationsin the past decade and this information is being used to develop more effective criminaljustice interventions throughout the country. This document serves to inform citizens,policy makers, and practitioners about sex offenders and their victims, addressing thefacts that underlie common assumptions both true and false in this rapidly evolving field.
5 ¤ Myth: “Youths do not commit sex offenses.” þ Fact: Adolescents are responsible for a significant number of rape and child molestation cases each year. Sexual assaults committed by youth are a growing concern in this country. Currently, it is estimated that adolescents (ages 13 to 17) account for up to one-fifth of all rapes and one-
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