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This 7 page paper examines solutions for the problem of sexual abuse in society and what can be done to prevent predators from harming victims. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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to fathom. The victims of sexual predators-if they do not end up dead-are often fearful and psychologically challenged for life. Being raped or abused by sexual predators takes its toll.
Although there are consequences if caught, sexual offenders are not given long enough prison terms. It seems that while attention needs to be paid to human rights, until more research
is done on etiology, sexual offenders should receive harsher prison sentences. Society has attempt to tame sexual predators through help programs and chemical castration, but it is often the case
that rehabilitation is not helpful. Many offenders will kill again as evidenced by the many cases one witnesses on television. That is, when a young child is kidnapped and killed,
likely suspects are the registered sexual offenders. Yet, it seems as if sexual predators are more than individuals with a sexual fetish. Rather, they are people who must have some
other psychological disturbance that would allow for the death and destruction of their sexual interested. It seems as if the scientists have gotten it wrong because they do not treat
sexual predators as ordinary violent criminals. On some level, the focus on this problem is welcome. It has invited laws to help track these miscreants. However, it is often the
case that the punishment is not enough. Sexual predators-until more credible research is done-should be kept in prison with life sentences, or at least very long prison terms. It is
simply the only way to protect society. II. The Scope of the Problem Many people are impacted by the problem. Anyone can be
the subject of a sexual predator. While commonly sexual predators are men, females have also been determined to be dangerous. That said, Denov points out that there is a culture
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