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[Contemporary understandings of youth offending and consequent youth justice practices in the Anglophone world have been driven by a specific risk discourse framed by the identification, measurement/assessment and prevention of risk of reoffending (reconviction) and committing serious harm to others, with ‘risk’ conceptualised as a series of statistical, quantifiable ‘factors’ amenable to targeted intervention. However, limited cogent evidence is available regarding the risk predictors for sexual offending by young people, which raises doubts over the validity of employing risk assessment and intervention models in this area.]
Published: Nov 26, 2017
Keywords: Young sexual offenders; Risk prediction; Prevention paradigm; Risk assessment intervention
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