Journal of Interpersonal Violence · 2005 · 75 citations · 6 references
LawCriminal LawCriminologyCrimeCybercrimeSexual OffensesChild ExploitationChild Exploitation OnlineOnline Sexual OffensesSex TraffickingSexual AbuseSexual ExploitationChild Exploitation OffensesChild Online ExploitationChild Sexual Abuse Online Sexual ExploitationChild Sexual Exploitation OnlineOnline Child Exploitation InvestigationOnline Sex TraffickingSexual Exploitation Offenses
The Internet opens a vast array of communication, entertainment, and educational resources for children; however, it also opens a gateway to home and school for offenders who wish to exploit children. A convenience sample of 225 cases published in the news media was examined. The cases were classified using law enforcement terminology to describe Internet offenders as traders, travelers, or combination trader-travelers. The media is seen as a critical source of information for the public to be aware of how the Internet is being used to commit sexual exploitation and sex crimes against children.
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child pornography and the internet: perpetuating a cycle of abuse
Ethel Quayle, Max Taylor · Deviant Behavior · 2002 · 281 citations
Child Seduction and Self-Representation on the Internet
Ethel Quayle, Max Taylor · CyberPsychology & Behavior · 2001 · 94 citations
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