Archive for March 30th, 2009

Many minor and some major sex offenses are never reported to the police because of constraint on the part of the persons involved. There is a basic distaste for discussing such matters with outsiders, as well as a fear of unavoidable unpleasant publicity if the case comes before the court. With these factors in mind [...]

In considering the nonsexual offenses of the various sex offenders, we have used the traditional crime categories with a few modifications of our own:

Crimes against property. These include larceny, burglary, fraud, theft, damaging property, and similar crimes. None involve bodily harm or threat of bodily harm.

Crimes against person. Here we class all nonsexual offenses involving [...]

Premarital fertility is not extraordinary, but marital fertility is so limited as to warrant extensive discussion. Our measurement of marital fertility consists of a count of children born in the marriage. The incest offenders were the most fertile, the median incest offender vs. adults having five children, the incest offender vs. minors nearly five, and [...]

Since it is generally conceded that sexual attitudes are established early in life, we felt it important to find out where the men we interviewed acquired their first sexual information.

The vast majority (84 to 94 per cent) reported that most of their early knowledge of sexual behavior and reproduction came from their contemporaries, their friends, [...]

Exhibitionists are adult males who have deliberately exposed their genitalia to females in situations where exposure was inappropriate. This definition rules out cases in which the exposure occurred in the course of petting or coitus, or during undressing immediately before engaging in either activity. It also excludes a diversity of other cases in which the [...]