Child Sex Offenders

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1. Motives
2. "There's No Cure"
3. What's the Appropriate Response?
4. Megan's Law
5. Some Viable Alternatives
6. Involuntary Institutionalization
7. Risk Assessment
8. "Like Drug Addicts"
9. No Ready Answers
10. Even the Offenders were Fooled
11. Hotbed of Child Pornography
12. How to Deal with a Sex Offender
13. Gaining Ground
14. Bibliography