Author/Authors :
Ackerman، نويسنده , , Alissa R. and Sacks، نويسنده , , Meghan، نويسنده ,
Abstract :
Purpose
rpose of the current study was to assess sex offender recidivism in the context of General Strain Theory (GST).
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s were mailed to 3,506 sex offenders with (N = 939) in Nebraska, (N = 1,850) in Kansas and (N = 717) in Montana. Questions related to strain associated with registration and community notification, anger, depression, and criminal behavior were asked. OLS Regression was utilized to predict overall recidivism, as well as sex, violent, drug, and property recidivism.
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gs suggest that GST is supported when analyzing recidivism.
sions
context of these findings, policymakers would do well to reexamine the broad use of registration and community notification laws.