The High-Risk Sex Offender Strategy in England and Wales: Is Chemical Castration an Option?

doi:10.1111/j.1468-2311.2007.00451.x

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The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice

Volume 46 Issue 1, Pages 16 - 31

Published Online: 19 Jan 2007

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ABSTRACT

Abstract: This article considers the sufficiency of current sentencing options for high-risk, highly deviant sexual predators in England and Wales. In terms of public protection considerations it questions whether chemical castration should be an option and evaluates what we know about the effectiveness of such treatment.

Date submitted: March 2006
Date accepted: April 2006

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