Exploring pathways to sexual offending for autistic individuals and considerations for prevention

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Vinter, L. 2024. Exploring pathways to sexual offending for autistic individuals and considerations for prevention. University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) Sexual Offending, Vulnerability and Policing Conference.
AuthorsVinter, L.
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KeywordsAutism; Sexual Offending; Sexual Crime; Neurodiversity; Criminal Justice
Year2024
ConferenceUniversity of Central Lancashire (UCLan) Sexual Offending, Vulnerability and Policing Conference
Web address (URL) of conference proceedingshttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sexual-offending-vulnerability-and-policing-tickets-859389616477
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