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Child Abuse, child exploitation, and criminal justice responses / Daniel G. Murphy, April G. Rasmussen.

Van Pelt Library HV6626.5 .M87 2020
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Murphy, Daniel G., author.
Rasmussen, April G., author.
Contributor:
Lipman Criminology Library Fund.
Series:
Theory and practice in criminal justice
Theory and practice in criminal justice series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Child abuse.
Child abuse--Law and legislation.
Physical Description:
xv, 449 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.
Place of Publication:
Lanham : Rowman & Littlefield, [2020]
Summary:
There are few things is our society that provoke such raw emotions as that of child abuse. Most people, justifiably so, are outraged when they hear of allegations of abuse, and their anger is intensified as they learn of what seems to be an inappropriate criminal justice response. However, the debate on child abuse usually happens though visceral emotions rather than facts. Taking emotions out of a child abuse debate is much easier said than done, but it is of utmost importance to identify the facts. When the reader has a better understanding of the scope of child abuse, they can become more objective but still maintain their passion about ways to protect this vulnerable and targeted population. Child Abuse, Child Exploitation, and Criminal Justice Responses is unique in that it offers the reader contributing facts based not only through scholarly research, but practical experience working in field, from this wonderful collaboration of criminal investigator and forensic nurse. Thus providing much personal insight and demonstrating how these two areas of expertise can join forces to achieve the objective of working as a team to facilitate safeguarding children. The authors also presents the research on this complex yet worthy topic by identifying the unique challenges of investigating these offenses while ultimately bringing the perpetrators to justice, and presenting the research from various perspectives of child abuse including both national and international issues and responses.
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: Child Abuse Defined
Child Defined
Statistics on Abuse
History of Child Abuse
Conclusion
Purpose of the Book
Review Questions
Keywords
Corporal Punishment
Types of Injuries
Provider Role
The Culture of Sexualizing Children
Age of Consent
Defining Sexual Abuse
Defining Rape
Measuring Sexual Abuse
Types of Abuse
The Attraction to Children
Pedophilia
Female Sex Offender
Juvenile Offenders
Who are the Victims?
Abuse Victims become Abuse Perpetrators?
How Does Abuse Occur?
When a Child Discloses Abuse
Family Reaction to Disclosure
Retraction
Sexual Abuse and Technology
Child Pornography
Child Prostitution
Human Trafficking in the United States
Sex Rings
NAMBLA
Behavioral Indicators
Physical Indicators
Long-Term Effects
Intraindividual Theories
Sociological Theories
A Child's Needs
Psychological Maltreatment
The American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children
Subtypes of Psychological Maltreatment
The American Academy of Pediatrics
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
United Nations
Legal Definitions
Measuring Psychological Maltreatment
Indicators of Psychological Maltreatment
Brain Function and Other Physiological Indicators
Offenders
Victims
Causation
Heterogeneity in Child Neglect
Contributors of Neglect
Child Physical Neglect
Dental Neglect
Medical Neglect
Emotional Neglect
Supervisory Neglect
Educational Neglect
Provider's Role
Child Fatalities
Child Fatality Statistics
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Classifications of Homicide
Child Fatalities around the World
Honor Killings
Neglect
Physical Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Death Investigations
Risk Factors for Child Fatalities
Perpetrators of Child Fatalities
Feticide
Fetal Abuse
Child Abductions
Runaway/Throwaway Children
Family Abductions
Non-Family Abductions
Jennifer's Law Act of 1997
Hospital Abductions
Fetal Abductions
The Disclosure
Adult Disclosure
Predictors of Non-Disclosures
Who Investigates?
What Is Investigated?
The Role of the Investigator
The Social Worker
The Training
The Emergence of the Police Specialist
The Interview
Secret Interviews
Suggestibility
Suggestive Therapy
Techniques of Forensic Interviewing
Anatomically Detailed Dolls
Memory Source Monitoring
Getting the Facts
Support Persons
Reaction to Disclosure
Number of Interviewers
Talking to Children-Language Used
Corroborating Evidence
Physical Abuse Investigations
The Forensic Nurse
Sexual Abuse Investigations
Interviewing/Interrogating a Suspect
Crime Scene Investigation
CODIS
Handling of Evidence
Crimes and Technology
Investigating Human Trafficking
Measuring False Allegations
Why do Allegations Occur?
Derivative Victim
Mandatory Reporting Laws
Who Makes False Allegations?
The Investigator
The Medicalization of Child Maltreatment
Mental Health Professionals
Repressed Memory
Criminal Justice Response to Repressed Memory
Medical Mimickers of Child Abuse
Medical Mimickers of Child Physical Abuse
Medical Mimickers of Child Sexual Abuse
Defining Domestic Violence
Categories of Abuse
How Does Violence Occur?
Measuring Domestic Violence
Child Neglect Due to Domestic Violence
Social Patterns of Family Violence
Pregnancy and Abuse
Stressors in the Household that can Lead to Violence
Witnessing Domestic Violence
Psychological Consequences
Survivor Syndrome
Sibling Abuse
Physical Punishment and Husband-Wife Violence in the Next Generation
The Alcoholic Home Environment
Protecting Children from Violence
Domestic Violence and Child Custody
Parental Alienation
Divorce
Stalking
Domestic Violence Shelters
Tracey Thurman
Criminal Justice Response/Laws of Arrest/Restraining Laws
Teen Dating Violence
Chapter Design
Measuring Abuse
Passing the Trash
Inappropriate Student/Teacher Relationships
The Sexually Abusive Teacher
Double Standard
Background Checks
Understanding the Teacher Grooming Process
The Physically Abusive Teacher
The Emotionally Abusive Teacher
The Neglectful Teacher
Child Identity Theft
The Abusive Coach
False Allegations
Culture of Abuse
School Violence
Measuring School Violence
School Policies
Bullying
Cyber Bullying
The Bully
School Buses
Effects of Bullying
Gangs
Shootings
Drugs/Drug Abuse Resistance Education
Sexual Harassment in School
Child Abuse in the Military
Child Abuse and Native Americans
Child Abuse and the Illegal Immigrant
Human Trafficking
Reasons for Trafficking
Sex Trafficking
Labor Trafficking
Debt Bondage
Illegal Adoptions
Child Brides
Child Camel Jockeys
Child Soldiers
Child Sex Tourism
Investigating Transnational Crime
Female Genital Mutilation
Victims of War
Mary Ellen Wilson
The Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act
The Protect Act of 2003
Mandated Reporters
Statute of Limitations
Sex Offender Registration
Laws and Technology
The Courts
Mental Health Workers
Criminal Court
The Role of Police in Comparison with Child Protective Services
Child Protective Services
Civil Court
Court-Appointed Special Advocate
Guardian ad Litem
Foster Care
Parental Termination
Measuring Identity Theft
The Offenders
Who Are the Victims?
Social Security Number
Solving Identity Theft
Signs of Identity Theft
Part A: Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Data
Part B: Tribal Child Abuse and Neglect Data
Instructions
Paperwork Reduction Act Statement.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Lipman Criminology Library Fund.
Other Format:
ebook version :
ISBN:
9781538122266
153812226X
9781538122259
1538122251
OCLC:
1107874939
Publisher Number:
99987890486

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