Definition, Typology and Psychological factors of Serial Rapists
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In this article, academic information on serial rapists in rape case was collected and presented. This is one type of sex crime that creates a greater sense of fear and diminishes a sense of public safety. Besides, serial rapists make the criminal justice process more difficult at the processes of investigation, offender identification, prosecution as well as the rehabilitation guidelines. The issue of definition, typology, and the psychological factors of the offender were discussed in this article. This can be the fundamentals for understanding and analysis in serial rape cases.
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