わが国における子どもを対象とした性犯罪の現状とその再犯防止対策について(前野育三教授退任記念論集)

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One child murder case in November 2004 seized Japanese society with terror as the offender had been turned out to have twice conviction histories of child sexual abuse. After this tragedy, the Japanese Department of Justice have provided information of released child molesters for the police since June 2005. In this paper, I am going to examine 1. Recidivism of sex offenders in Japan; 2. Problem of the supervision system for sex offenders by the police; 3. Why we did not choose the way like Megan's Law in the U.S. 4. How we should deal with information of released sex offenders in order to prevent their future offenses. And at last, I stress the importance of not only proper supervision of sex offenders in society but also of reintegration of them into society.