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Forensic
Psychology & Psychiatry Chat Machine - Forensic
Psychology & Psychiatry Chat Machine where people can 'talk' to each
other on Forensic Topics 3/5 |
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Forensic
Psychiatry Resources - Myron Pulier has compiled a
list of Forensic Mental Health Resources. 4/5
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Forensic
Society - The - A UK Resource. 4/5
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GeneClinics:
Clinical Genetic Information Resource 5/5
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GeneTests
Home Page - Free resource including
laboratory directory, genetics and prenatal diagnosis clinic directory,
and introduction to genetic counseling. 4/5
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Institute
of Mental Health Law - UK 2/5
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IPT
Journal - "Recommended Guidelines - More
effective child interviewing procedures. An Article. 3/5 |
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Juvenile
Sex Offenders - Juvenile Sex Offenders are the most
neglected element of the sex offender population and yet they are one
of the most important links to adult child molesters and rapists. Appropriate
education and training for those dealing with this population is vital
but too often missing or incomplete. An Article. 3/5
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Legal
Issues & Court Cases Affecting Sex Offenders.
3/5 |
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Myths
and Facts About Sex Offenders Center For Sex Offender Management -
2/5 |
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Physical
Attractiveness and Criminal Behavior / Encyclopedia of Criminology
- Physical Attractiveness and Criminal Behavior Physical
unattractiveness, deformity, and disfigurement have been associated with
evil since antiquity. 3/5
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Police
Psychology - The Heavy Badge - When you decided
to become an officer, you knew of the danger on the street. It is a physical
danger that you face everyday, a tangible danger for which you are trained
to respond. But no one told you about the other dangers that you face.
No one trained you for the stress of the job. No one told you about the
high divorce rate, the high alcoholism rate, the high rate of physical
illness and the high rate of suicide. No one told you of the scrutiny
that you'd face everyday from the community and even from your own peers
in internal affairs. No one told you about the difficulty maintaining
a life on the streets and a meaningful relationship with your family.
Effects of Stress on Law Enforcement Officers and their families.
2/5 |
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Police
Stress and stress in law enforcement professions. - Articles
and Links. 3/5 |
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Prisons
and Social Control - Prisons and Social Control.
Collective piece by staff, from Kinesis. 3/5 |
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Race
Relations in Prison - Almost
two million people are behind prison and jail bars in the United States.
70% of the incarcerated population are people of color. The fastest growing
group of prisoners is black women. Per capita the most numerous group
are Native Americans .3/5 |
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Rage
Disorder - Second Web Reports On Serendip. Rage Disorder.
Ingrid Katz. An Article: "Epileptic Violence and Criminal Behavior"
3/5 |
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Reducing
Deviant Arousal in Juvenile Sex Offenders Using Vicarious Sensitization
- Mark R. Weinrott, Michael Riggan & Stuart Frothingham
Northwest Media, Inc., Eugene, Oregon. A Reort. 3/5 |
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Report
on Cognitive Interview Results for the1999 Survey of Program Dynamics.
3/5 |
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The Society
for the Prevention of Infanticide (SPI) -
The mission of the Society for the Prevention of Infanticide (SPI) is
to educate the public about the historical and current custom of infanticide
and to promote its prevention through continued research and scholarship.
3/5 |
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Understanding,
Assessing, & Treating Sexual Offenders - Tools
for the Therapist. This is part of the Sexual Abuse Treatment, Research,
Resource, and Referral Site. 2/5 |
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Zeno’s
Forensic Psychology - An ecellent website with
many interesting links. 3/5 |
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Standard
Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners - UN 3/5
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Sourcebook of
Criminal Justice Statistics - SUNY University at Albany
- Project of the Hindelang Criminal Justice Research Center, SUNY Albany,
to provide online access to the authoritative reference book and database
of the same name. Search or browse by chapter the 653 tables, compiled
from over 100 sources. Files are conveniently described both by content
and file length, though note that all files require the free Adobe Acrobat
Reader to view the text and data in PDF format. 5/5
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