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...This chapter describes the creation of messages deemed suitable for lay participation in the detection of heresy. Propaganda directed at the laity focussed on heretical doctrine, heresy as a disease, and analogies with sexual crimes. The material used in this chapter includes pastoral literature...

...This concluding chapter looks at what happened to the study participants after this research. There have been several cases of parole violation, but nothing involving a sexual crime; one participant lasted barely twenty-four hours before being arrested for carrying a prohibited item. At least two...

...This chapter provides a philosophical analysis of the use of chemical castration as a treatment or punishment for aggravated sexual crimes. Its aim is to strip chemical castration of its various associated problems (like its history, exemplified by the Turing case). Even its philosophical analysis...

..., separation, and divorce established during the Protestant Reformation. These included adultery, faulty marriage formation, desertion, competing religious obligations, economic misconduct, and sexual crime. Free-wheeling local practices were the transatlantic norm, contrary to historians’ tendency to look...

... and sexual crimes, property crimes, transactional crimes, transnational crimes, and crimes against morality. The crimes investigated range from often-discussed offenses (homicide, auto theft, sexual violence) to those that only recently began to receive attention (child abuse, domestic violence...