Chemical Castration Prevention Sex Offenses

Chemical Castration Prevention Sex Offenses

Chemical Castration

Top: Society: Crime: Sex Offenses: Prevention: Chemical Castration

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- A review of the law by Larry Helm Spalding, including a history of castration in the United States, constitutional considerations, a civil liberties analysis, and a review of the ACLU's recommendations.
- Article from the Portsmouth Herald about Hazard Campbell who agreed to undergo chemical castration prior to beginning a 25-years-to-life sentence for rape.
- A peer-reviewed research paper on the return to fertility after extended chemical castration with a GnRH antagonist, including references.
- Student project asking if chemical castration is an acceptable punishment for male sex offenders, providing online resources against it.
- Article from USA Today on the wisdom of imprisoning and chemically treating rapists instead of giving them pyschological counseling.
- Article from the ACLU Florida about the chemical castration bill passed in Florida.
- Article from the American Civil Liberties Union on California's passage of the chemical castration bill.
- Article from the Kudzu Monthly on the United States' use of chemical castration focusing on Hazard Campbell and including sources and user comments.
- The center's views on chemical castration in South Africa.
- A satirical article from The Underground Online imagining chemical castration as the standard punishment for every crime.
- Press release detailing the ACUL's postion with respect to this Californian law.
- Salon article asking if Tennessee will be the next state to approve castration for sex offenders.
- Article from the Associated Press on Alabama's consideration of a law similar to California's.
- Article written by Sue Feinstein for 212.net about a sexual offender who chose castration and his reactions to the medication.
- Roswell Daily Record article about Joseph Frank Smith, convicted of rape after receiving probation instead of prison time by agreeing to take sexual-suppression drugs.
- New York Times article about Montana's passage of a law approving, but not mandating, the use of chemical castration to reduce the sex drive of offenders who are about to be released from prison.
- Article from Crime Times about a study which suggests that even mild reductions in testosterone levels can significantly reduce male aggression. Includes a link to an article about high testosterone levels being linked to sex crimes.
- Texas News article about a bill that would make voluntary surgical castration an option for child molesters.
- CNN article written prior to the bill's passage with links to related articles.
- CNN article about the granddaughter of Benito Mussolini calling for chemical castration of sex offenders in Italy
- Article about a poll on the South Africa's Rape Crisis website asking South Africans to give their views on chemical castration for rapists.
- Public poll, with comments, about whether or not convicted rapists should be castrated, showing the majority in favor of either chemical or surgical castration.
- Student project asking if chemical castration is an acceptable punishment for male sex offenders, providing online resources in favor of it.

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