Brief Interventions: Solving the ‘Internet Sex Offender Paradox’
Psychiatry, Psychology and Law, 2011
The common judicial practice of restricting Internet sex offenders’ access to the Internet for th... more The common judicial practice of restricting Internet sex offenders’ access to the Internet for the length of their sentence gives rise to an interesting paradox. On the one hand, studies show there is a strong correlation between prevalence of behaviours and increased access to the activity, in which case such restrictions would reduce the likelihood of sexual recidivism. On the
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