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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
The papers in this panel examine the influence child maltreatment, childhood risks, mental health, and formal social controls on early and late onset offending. Of particular focus is gender differences in early and late onset offending pathways and related offending patterns. The authors also consider the policy implications of their work, particularly for gender-sensitive criminal justice programming.
The Influence of Childhood Trauma and Internalizing Behaviors on Female Offending Pathways - Lisa Broidy, Griffith University / University of New Mexico; Jason L. Payne, Australian National University; Alex R. Piquero, University of Texas at Dallas
Who are the perpetrators of child maltreatment? - Anna Stewart, Griffith University; Carleen Thompson, Griffith University; Troy Allard, Griffith University; Emily Hurren, Griffith University
Towards a gendered understanding of adult-onset offending: a comparative analysis of male and female prisoners in Australia - Jason L. Payne, Australian National University; Lisa Broidy, Griffith University / University of New Mexico; Alex R. Piquero, University of Texas at Dallas
Adult-onset offending: A case for pre-charge diversion - Carleen Thompson, Griffith University; Lisa Broidy, Griffith University / University of New Mexico; Anna Stewart, Griffith University