… around 2,500 members in 33 countries (D. Sosnowski, personal communication, January
20, … Madsen , L , Parsons , S and Grubin , D . (2004 . A preliminary study of the contribution of …

The target audience for this report is the British police service, as it addresses those studies
that have the most relevance to police officers in their interactions with offenders who have …

Objective: To define the prevalence of mental disorder and need for psychiatric treatment in
new remand prisoners and to determine to what extent these are recognised and addressed …

BackgroundLittle is known about men who kill in a sexual context. The present study
compares a group of sexual murderers with a group of men who had raped but not killed.…

… Initially, the methodology described in this study was developed using the UK database,
and was the subject of an interim report (Grubin, Kelly & Ayis, 1997). The ViCLAS rape data …

The aim of the study was to identify the phenomenological characteristics of those delusions
which are associated with action. The sample consisted of 79 patients admitted to a general …

Men convicted of sex offences (N = 102) were interviewed in two prisons. Cluster analysis
was used to generate three groups according to pattern of denial; a fourth group was …

With the exception of a very few prolific offenders, sex offending is not a high rate activity. Even
recidivist offenders will commit only a small number of offences in their careers, and these …

This study examined whether polygraph testing would result in sex offenders engaging in
fewer high-risk behaviors. Fifty adult male sex offenders taking part in community treatment …

Background: Sexual offending is a significant international issue causing long-term consequences
for victims, perpetrators and society. Aims: The purpose of this study was to review the …