Unjust sex offense laws result in draconian punishment and public shaming, and even those with autism and other developmental disabilities are caught in the web of our continually expanding sex offense legal regime. Investigating the public hysteria over sex offenses, this book highlights the ways our legal system has been infused with politics and panic, and fails to protect those with developmental disabilities who pose little threat to society, or lack a core understanding as to why their actions break the law. Proposing an informed and compassionate way forward based on research and…mehr
Unjust sex offense laws result in draconian punishment and public shaming, and even those with autism and other developmental disabilities are caught in the web of our continually expanding sex offense legal regime. Investigating the public hysteria over sex offenses, this book highlights the ways our legal system has been infused with politics and panic, and fails to protect those with developmental disabilities who pose little threat to society, or lack a core understanding as to why their actions break the law. Proposing an informed and compassionate way forward based on research and evidence-based sentencing, experts from the fields of law, ethics, psychology and sociology explore what steps should be taken in order to ensure that even those charged with crimes that elicit emotional responses, such as sex offenses, receive justice.
Lawrence A. Dubin is a law professor at the University of Detroit Mercy Law, specialising in legal ethics and litigation. Dr Emily Horowitz is Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice at St. Francis College in Brooklyn, NY.
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Foreword by Alan Gershel J.D. Former U.S. Attorney Eastern District of Michigan USA. Introduction. Mark Mahoney J.D.. Introduction: Caught in the Web of the Criminal Justice System: Autism Other Developmental Disabilities and Non-Contact Sex Offenses. Lawrence A. Dubin Professor of Law University of Detroit Mercy School of Law USA and Emily Horowitz Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice St. Francis College Brooklyn New York USA. 1. A Father's Journey to Protect His Son: A Legal Perspective. Lawrence A. Dubin. 2. Child and Juvenile Pornography and ASD. Gary Mesibov Licensed Psychologist Professor Emeritus University of North Carolina USA. 3. Representing an Autism Spectrum Disorder Individual Charged with Possession of Internet Child Pornography: A Case Study. Kenneth M. Mogill Criminal Defense Lawyer Mogill Posner & Cohen USA. 4. Forensic Assessment of Individuals on the Autism Spectrum Charged with Child Pornography Violations. Dr Dennis P. Sugrue Assistant Professor of Psychiatry University of Michigan USA. 5. Sex Offenses Lies and Politics: The Web of the Registry. Emily Horowitz. 6. Tilting at Windmills: The Misplaced War on Child Pornography Offenders. Mark H. Allenbaugh Criminal Defense Lawyer USA. 7. Egregious Flaws Discredit the Butner Redux Study: Effective Policies for Sentencing Federal Child Pornography Offenders Require Findings Based on Valid Research Principles. Richard Wollert Mental Health Law and Policy Institute Simon Fraser University Canada and Alexander Skelton Department of Corrections Wellington New Zealand. 8. Accessors and Distributors of Child Pornography: Not Who You Think They Are. Fred S. Berlin Sexual Behaviour and Consultations Unit John Hopkins University USA. 9. Collateral Damage of Sex Offender Management Policies for Individuals with Asperger's Syndrome and Their Family Members. Erin Comartin Assistant Professor of Social Work Wayne State University USA. 10. An Alternative Universe: The Perspective of an Autistic Registrant. Nick Dubin USA. 11. Navigating Judicial Responses for Those Caught in the Web. Catherine Carpenter Professor of Law Southwestern Law School USA. 12. Asperger's Syndrome and Downloading Child Pornography: Why Criminal Punishment is Unjust and Ineffective. John Douard Professor of Philosophy University of New Jersey USA and Pamela Schultz Professor of Communication Studies Department of Psychology and Communication Alfred University USA. Afterword. Tony Attwood.
Foreword by Alan Gershel J.D. Former U.S. Attorney Eastern District of Michigan USA. Introduction. Mark Mahoney J.D.. Introduction: Caught in the Web of the Criminal Justice System: Autism Other Developmental Disabilities and Non-Contact Sex Offenses. Lawrence A. Dubin Professor of Law University of Detroit Mercy School of Law USA and Emily Horowitz Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice St. Francis College Brooklyn New York USA. 1. A Father's Journey to Protect His Son: A Legal Perspective. Lawrence A. Dubin. 2. Child and Juvenile Pornography and ASD. Gary Mesibov Licensed Psychologist Professor Emeritus University of North Carolina USA. 3. Representing an Autism Spectrum Disorder Individual Charged with Possession of Internet Child Pornography: A Case Study. Kenneth M. Mogill Criminal Defense Lawyer Mogill Posner & Cohen USA. 4. Forensic Assessment of Individuals on the Autism Spectrum Charged with Child Pornography Violations. Dr Dennis P. Sugrue Assistant Professor of Psychiatry University of Michigan USA. 5. Sex Offenses Lies and Politics: The Web of the Registry. Emily Horowitz. 6. Tilting at Windmills: The Misplaced War on Child Pornography Offenders. Mark H. Allenbaugh Criminal Defense Lawyer USA. 7. Egregious Flaws Discredit the Butner Redux Study: Effective Policies for Sentencing Federal Child Pornography Offenders Require Findings Based on Valid Research Principles. Richard Wollert Mental Health Law and Policy Institute Simon Fraser University Canada and Alexander Skelton Department of Corrections Wellington New Zealand. 8. Accessors and Distributors of Child Pornography: Not Who You Think They Are. Fred S. Berlin Sexual Behaviour and Consultations Unit John Hopkins University USA. 9. Collateral Damage of Sex Offender Management Policies for Individuals with Asperger's Syndrome and Their Family Members. Erin Comartin Assistant Professor of Social Work Wayne State University USA. 10. An Alternative Universe: The Perspective of an Autistic Registrant. Nick Dubin USA. 11. Navigating Judicial Responses for Those Caught in the Web. Catherine Carpenter Professor of Law Southwestern Law School USA. 12. Asperger's Syndrome and Downloading Child Pornography: Why Criminal Punishment is Unjust and Ineffective. John Douard Professor of Philosophy University of New Jersey USA and Pamela Schultz Professor of Communication Studies Department of Psychology and Communication Alfred University USA. Afterword. Tony Attwood.
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