학술논문

Females who sexually offend
Document Type
JOURNAL
Source
Journal of Forensic Practice, 2016, Vol. 18, Issue 4, pp. 296-300.
Subject
e-literature-review
Literature review
cat-HSC
Health & social care
cat-SOCY
Sociology
cat-PPEM
Public policy & environmental management
cat-CFPY
Criminology & forensic psychology
cat-FORP
Forensic practice
cat-SCLW
Sociology of crime & law
cat-LEEC
Law enforcement/correctional
cat-PLC
Policing
cat-CJ
Criminal justice
Formulation
Intervention
Risk assessment
Females
Harmful sexual behaviour
Typologies
Language
English
ISSN
2050-8794
Abstract
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to consider the current knowledge in regard to females who engage in sexually harmful behaviour (HSB). Design/methodology/approach This is a brief paper, reviewing current literature. Findings This paper argues the continual limitations in fully understanding this population. However, it suggests the importance of progressing to discuss patterns of offending as opposed to typologies. Practical implications This argues the importance of effective formulation and consideration of patterns when understanding HSB in females. Originality/value This is a current brief review of the literature, summarising key thinking in this area, and some suggested ways forward for further progression.