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Public policy and databases for tracking sex offenders
Available, peer-reviewed and national-survey data show transgender and gender-diverse people are overwhelmingly more likely to be victims of sexual and violent crimes than perpetrators, and there is n...
There is no comprehensive, reliable public dataset in the provided reporting that quantifies prosecution and conviction rates for , so any definitive numeric comparison is not currently supportable fr...
No reputable peer‑reviewed study in the supplied reporting directly measures whether politicians, party activists, or voters of a particular partisan affiliation are more likely to be perpetrators of ...
The empirical record on whether sex‑offender registries reduce reoffending is mixed: some careful studies and natural experiments find modest deterrent effects or reductions under police-only registra...
When sex offenders reoffend they do not confine themselves to one category: research shows they are often convicted of nonsexual crimes (property, violent nonsexual), they sometimes commit new sexual ...