'sexual offender' is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person who has committed a sexual offense, such as rape or sexual assault. For example: "The police were searching for a sexual offender who had assaulted a woman in the park."
She specializes in criminal and civil forensic psychological evaluations including the assessment of legal competencies, criminal responsibility and mental state defenses, violence risk assessment, sexual offender risk assessment, sexually violent predator evaluations, mitigation and sentencing evaluations, and fitness for duty evaluations.
The U.K. has a database of sexual offenders and a sexual offender register.
Identifying a sexual offender in advance, before any damage is done, has never been easy.
"We protect the names of victims, but this guy is a known convicted sexual offender".
What is the Nevada "Sexual Offender Registry?" How do I win my "probation violation hearing" in Nevada?
Their mother's boyfriend was a child sexual offender, recently released from prison who reportedly had links to Islington.
One post said gay marriage should be illegal, another argued against sexual offender registries and a third offered a defense of the death penalty.
Three weeks later, the crime lab matched the DNA to a 29-year-old Englewood resident named Floyd Durr, an accused sexual offender.
Four years earlier, one of the priests had been secretly sent to a sexual-offender treatment centre run by the archdiocese.
Her death changed the trajectory of the case, and in July 2010, lawyers agreed to defer prosecution if Mr. Rambold entered a sexual-offender treatment program.
For such purposes, Lanning's [10], p.18 definition of Child Sexual Offender/Child Molester seems more apt: "… as a significantly older individual who engages in any type of sexual activity with individuals legally defined as children".
