Female Sex Offenders

Female Sex Offenders

Women Offenders

Statistics from the US Department of Justice

• In 1998 there were an estimated 3.2 million arrests of women, accounting for 22% of all arrests that year.

• Based on self-reports of victims of violence, women account for 14% of violent offenders, an annual average of about 2.1 million violent female offenders.

• Women accounted for about 16% of all felons convicted in State courts in 1996: 8% of convicted violent felons, 23% of property felons, and 17% of drug felons.

• In 1998 more than 950,000 women were under correctional supervision, about 1% of the U.S. female population.

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Bibliography: Female Sex Offenders

1. Bibliography on Female Sex Offenders 

Research: Female Sex Offenders

1. Female Sex Offenders in the Correctional Service in Canada: Case Studies (1987)
2. On Female Offenders of Child Sexual Abuse  Bibliography on Female Sex Offenders
3. Female Sex Offenders: What Therapists, Law Enforcement and Child Protective Services Need to Know  Female sex offenders have victimized an estimated two to three million people in the United States.
4. Case Studies of Female Sex Offenders in the Correctional Service of Canada
5. Female Sex Offenders: Women Who Rape  Resources and various cases of Female Sex Offenders

Articles: Female Sex Offenders (See below)

1. Not only men are molesters - Los Angeles Times (08/16/2002)
2. Female pedophilia is rare, difficult to understand  - Chicago Tribune (01/13/2004)
3. Child sexual abusers sometimes female - Lebanon Daily News (06/14/2005)
4. Female Sex Offenders on Campus - WorldNet Daily (07/31/2007)

Books: Female Sex Offenders

1. Female Sex Offenders: What Therapists, Law Enforcement and Child Protective Services Need to Know - By Julia Hislop, PhD

Resources

1. Women's Issues: Jewish Survivors of Sex Crimes
2. Sex Addictions

Sampling of Alleged and Convicted Female Sex Offenders in Jewish Communities

1. Case of Errine Renata Acciaroli (AKA: Shlomit Acciaroli)  - Hamilton, Canada
2. Case of Ellen Garfield  - Boston, MA
3. Case of Alision Ginsberg - Buffalo Grove, IL
4. Case of Rabbanit Bruria Keren - (AKA: Rebbetzin Keren, Case of the Burka Wearing Mother) - Beit Shemish, Tsfat, Bnei Brak, Elad, Israel
5. Case of Joyce Abram - North Bellwood, NY
6. Case of Malka Leifer, Principal of Adass Israel Girls School  - Elsternwick, Australia
7. Case of Rochelle Marcus - Rogers Park JCC Day-Care Center, Chicago, IL
8. Case of Marla Marks - Dorsett, Great Britain
9. Case of Marni Nasia Rubin - Toledo, OH
10. Case of Margie Shabat - Chicago, IL  
11. Case of Dana R. Schwartzenfeld - Buffalo Grove, IL and West Bloomfield, MI

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