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Janet Rosenzweig, PhD, MS, MPA and Mike Nowlin, MSSA, LISW-S recently presented a session at the 32nd APSAC Colloquium in New Orleans on June 25th. Their session, “Promoting Justice, Safety and Fairness: What Happened When One State Stopped Placing Juveniles on Sex Offender Registries ” focused on a growing body of research that has demonstrated that youth with problematic sexual behaviors are highly amenable to treatment, that registration causes harm to the youth and their families, and that registries have little impact on the incidence of sex offenses in either a juvenile or adult population. 

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