Collateral Damage
Collateral Damage Executive Summary
Are-the-Collateral-Consequences-of-Being-a-Registered-Sex-Offender-as-Bad-as-We-Think
How Registered Sex Offenders View Registries
Perceptions and Coping With Punishment
Property impacts of a sex offender registry
Data
Adam Walsh Act Compliance in Pennsylvania
CA Residency Restrictions 2014
Eliminate Employer Data – States
Evaluations of Sexual Offender Registries
Failure to Register Predictor of Recidivism 2011
Geographic and Social Movement of Sex Offender Fugitives
Internet Sex Stings References
Internet Sex Stings USDOJ 2007
Misperceptions of Sex Offender Perpetration
New Name Ministries Presentation 2013
Offenders on the Registry at the Time of the Assault
Public Action Resulting From Community Notification Laws
Public Knowledge and Use of Registries
Public Perception of Social Policies and Impact on Sex Offenders
Registered Sex Offenders in the United States
Residence Restrictions Serve No Purpose 2014
Residence Restrictions TX 2016
Residency Restrictions Schools and Daycares – Levenson
Registry
A Qualitative Assessment of Registered Female Sex Offenders
Analysis of individuals on public sex offender registries
California’s Sex Offender Username Registry
Desire to Extend Registries Beyond Sex Offenses
Do Sex Offender Registries Make Us Less Safe
Eliminate Employment Data VSP Response 2013
Experiences with Registries in Three States
Mental Health Professionals’ Perspectives
NC Registry Awareness and Utilization by Childcare Providers
Registries – A Content Analysis
Relationship Between Registry Utilization and Awareness
Tracking Drives Mass Incarceration Numbers and Cost
United States’ obsession with sex offender registries
What Sex Offender Registries Really Tell Us and Why
Who Accesses the Sex Offender Registries