Citations (10)
Keep up to date with the latest research on this topic with citation updates for this article.
Read on this site (4)
DominicJ. Doyle, JamesR.P. Ogloff & StuartD.M. Thomas. (2011) An Analysis of Dangerous Sexual Offender Assessment Reports: Recommendations for Best Practice. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 18:4, pages 537-556.
Read now
Read now
Dominic J Doyle, James Ogloff & Stuart Thomas. (2011) Designated as Dangerous: Characteristics of Sex Offenders Subject to Post‐Sentence Orders in Australia. Australian Psychologist 46:1, pages 41-48.
Read now
Read now
Bill Glaser. (2010) Sex offender programmes: New technology coping with old ethics. Journal of Sexual Aggression 16:3, pages 261-274.
Read now
Read now
James Vess & Lynne Eccleston. (2009) Extended Supervision of Sexual Offenders in Australia and New Zealand: Differences in Implementation Across Jurisdictions. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 16:2, pages 271-287.
Read now
Read now
Articles from other publishers (6)
John Gunn & Pamela Taylor. 2014. Forensic Psychiatry. Forensic Psychiatry
801
954
.
Susan DonkinSusan Donkin. 2014. Preventing Terrorism and Controlling Risk. Preventing Terrorism and Controlling Risk
7
26
.
James R. P. Ogloff. 2011. IAAP Handbook of Applied Psychology. IAAP Handbook of Applied Psychology
362
385
.
Chi Meng Chu & Stuart D. M. Thomas. (2010) Adolescent Sexual Offenders: The Relationship Between Typology and Recidivism. Sexual Abuse 22:2, pages 218-233.
Crossref
Crossref
Dominic J. Doyle & James R.P. Ogloff. (2009) Calling the Tune Without the Music: A Psycho-Legal Analysis of Australia's Post-Sentence Legislation. Australian & New Zealand Journal of Criminology 42:2, pages 179-203.
Crossref
Crossref
James Vess. (2009) Fear and loathing in public policy: Ethical issues in laws for sex offenders. Aggression and Violent Behavior 14:4, pages 264-272.
Crossref
Crossref