Clients with Sex Offenses: What the Data Says

This seminar will examine current research concerning individuals convicted of sexual offenses. Jeffrey Sandler, who has been researching issues related to sexual offending for 20 years, will present findings related to sexual offending, including recidivism, rehabilitation, and re-entry, along with a broad overview of risk assessments. 

This training offers grounded knowledge, which is pivotal to supporting accurate, evidence-based approaches to mitigation advocacy work.

Please note: Part II of this series will focus on defense practices and applied advocacy strategies for clients with sex offenses.

Registration Information

Registration is restricted to criminal defense attorneys, mitigation specialists, investigators, social workers, and others engaged in life-history investigation and defense team advocacy.

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Additional Information

This webinar will be recorded. CLE credit is not available for this training; however, a letter of attendance will be provided upon request. Requests may be directed to Mary at [email protected]. Please attend the webinar from your individual Zoom account if you intend to request verification of attendance.

Presenter’s Bio

Jeffrey Sandler, PhD

Jeffrey Sandler has been researching issues related to sexual offending for 20 years. His main areas of research focus have been risk assessment, females who commit sexual offenses, and post-conviction public polices designed to manage people who commit sexual offenses. Most recently, he has been examining the relationship between age and sexual recidivism risk.