Articles on Sex Crimes

How to Find Treatment for Juvenile Sex Offenders

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The term sex offender can be somewhat ambiguous; sex crimes can involve bodily exposure, intercourse with a minor or even rape. When dealing with a juvenile sex offender, the most important thing is that he or she gets help right away. ... more »

How to Get Help for a Sexually Molested Child

By Sheila Wilkinson

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There is nothing more devastating than to find that your innocent child has been sexually molested. It is a pain that overwhelms completely. Knowing what to do and where to turn will not right the wrong done, but it will help you to gain control ... more »

How to Report an Assault

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Assault is defined as the intent to commit battery or to arouse fear of bodily harm in someone else. Some states require that assault charges involve the "present ability to succeed," which means that a suspect will actually have to ... more »

How to Report Sexual Assault to the Police

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The term sexual assault covers everything from inappropriate touching to rape. Reporting sexual assault to police is just as important as reporting a break-in or domestic violence; yet an estimated 60 percent or more cases go unreported, largely ... more »

How to be a good friend to a victim of a violent crime

By jillrayearth

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A violent crime can be anything from physical assault, rape, and even robbery. When a person becomes violated and abused, they will be hurt and in pain in many aspects--emotional, mental, physical, and social... more »

How to Conduct Yourself During a Sex Crime Hearing

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Sex crime victims who press charges against their assailants usually must appear in court for a hearing. Proper courtroom etiquette is required, so you should know how to conduct yourself during a hearing. Follow these steps... more »

How to decide if you should report the assault.

By Scott Lindquist

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Many women do not seek help for various reasons. Among them are their fears that the system will not be sensitive to their needs. They may not be aware of the resources in their area or they may want to minimize the severity of the crime. In date ... more »

How to Determine if a Sex Offender Lives in Your Area

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Follow the steps below to see the convicted sex offenders that live in your area... more »

How to Fight for the Legal Rights of Sex Crime Victims

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According to the 2005 National Crime Victimization Survey, nearly 200,000 people were victims of sex crimes in America. Many grassroots and government-based activism movements fight for the rights of these victims. You can join them by following ... more »

How to Find a Rape Crisis Hotline

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When sexual intercourse is forced upon another individual without consent and under duress, a rape has occurred. In the United States, more than 50 percent of all rapes are not reported and victims often go without proper treatment or counseling. ... more »

How to Find Counseling After a Sexual Assault

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A sexual assault occurs when sex is forced on a victim. If you have been sexually assaulted, you should seek professional assistance counseling as soon as possible. Follow these steps... more »

How to Find Counseling for Child Sex Crime Victims

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If you know a child victim of a sex crime, you can obtain counseling and other resources to help them overcome the trauma and stress of the assault. Follow these steps to find professional assistance... more »

How to find out about sex offenders in your community

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How to Get Help for a Sex Crime Victim

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If you a friend or loved one is a victim of a sex crime such as rape, incest, sodomy or some other form of sexual assault, you can help by following these steps... more »

How to get the help I need to get my husband out of jail on a lie

By wildthang

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our daughter told a lie on my husband about 7 years ago and now the one that told the lie is 18 and at home and our younger daughter is in foster care and I need your help because this town don't like Cupples and the think because his brother ... more »

How to Give a Description of the Suspect After a Sex Crime

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After you report a sex crime, the police will ask for a description of the suspect. You can help the police find your attacker by providing the most accurate description you can, including details about his or her gender, race and appearance... more »

How to Know a Sex Crime Victim's Legal Rights

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Sex crimes are defined as rape, attempted rape or sexual assault and incest. Although a sex crime victim's rights to privacy and prosecution are guaranteed in the US, sometimes the onus is on the victim to find out how to pursue legal recourse. ... more »

How to Know If Your Community Is Safe From Sexual Predators

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According to the US government, nearly 1 in 5 girls and 1 in 10 boys will be exploited sexually before puberty. Protecting your community and family from sexual predators begins with learning about potential risks and safe behaviors. Follow these ... more »

How to Know the Prosecution Process for Sex Crimes

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The prosecution process for sex crimes--rape, sexual assault and incest--is not always an easy one. The victim must be willing to see the prosecution through to the end, and the legal system is not always a guarantor of justice. Evidence must be ... more »

How to Know What to Do After a Sex Crime

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Sex crimes include rape, attempted rape (which is referred to in some states as sexual assault) and incest. The violation of your body makes it be hard to know what to do immediately after a sex crime. In the US, it is estimated that more than ... more »

How to Know your comments are offensive

By smilesatme1

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Offensive comments do not have the same effects to all. You can open your mouth and talk trash and find it funny, but for some people it hurts their feelings and they find it very offensive. You do not know the personality of an individual who ... more »

How to Know Your Rights After a Sexual Assault

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After experiencing a sexual assault, you may feel helpless, but you do have rights. Follow these steps to learn what they are... more »

How to Know Your Rights with Sexual Harassment

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Sexual harassment in the workplace can vary from unwanted physical contact to sexually offensive jokes or comments, to the display of sexually offensive materials. As awareness has increased, the victim's rights in sexual harassment cases have ... more »

How to Legally Protect Yourself After a Sex Crime

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If you have been the victim of a sex crime, you have the right to protect yourself from further harm through the US legal system. Follow these steps to learn how... more »

How to Legally Protect Yourself If Your Accused Rapist Is Exonerated

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There is always the chance that a court may exonerate your rapist. Though there are many laws in place to keep victims safe, the justice system is not perfect, and it's important to know how to protect yourself legally if your attacker goes free. ... more »

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