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    Sex Offender Treatment Program: Initial Recidivism Study

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    Author
    Mander, Anthony M.
    Atrops, Martin E.
    Barnes, Allan R.
    Munafo, Roseanne
    Keyword
    Alaska Department of Corrections
    corrections
    correctional inmates
    recidivism
    sex offender treatment program (SOTP)
    sex offenders
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/4188
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    JC 9510
    Abstract
    This report presents results of a recidivism study of participants in the Sex Offender Treatment Program at Hiland Mountain Correctional Center, Alaska Department of Corrections, from January 1987 to August 1995. The report provides an overview and history of sex offender treatment in Alaska as well as a literature review of other studies and findings on this area of treatment. The Alaska study, which was the first conducted of the treatment program, found that any level of treatment achieved resulted in less recidivism, with the longer the period of treatment, the lower the recidivism. The study also noted the high percentage of Alaska Natives in the program and the history of alcohol and substance abuse presented by many sex offenders. The majority of offenders in the program were guilty of assaulting children. The study discusses the program's cost benefits as well as the implications of its findings for probation and parole.
    Table of Contents
    I. Introduction / II. Sex Offender Treatment in Alaska / III. Literature Review / IV. Methodology / V. Results / VI. Conclusions and Recommendations / VII. References
    Date
    1996-07-31
    Publisher
    Offender Programs, Alaska Department of Corrections; Alaska Justice Statistical Analysis Unit, Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage
    Type
    Report
    Citation
    Mander, Anthony M.; Atrops, Martin E.; Barnes, Allan R.; & Munafo, Roseanne. (1996). Sex Offender Treatment Program: Initial Recidivism Study. Anchorage, AK: Offender Programs, Alaska Department of Corrections; Alaska Justice Statistical Analysis Unit, Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage.
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