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HH Peter Rook QC (June 2019) Prosecuting Sexual Offences A Report by JUSTICE
Kitson-Boyce, R., Blagden, N., Winder, B. and Dillon, G. (August 2018) A prison-model of CoSA: the potential to offer “through the gate” support and accountability Journal of Sexual Aggression
HM Prison and Probation Service (September 2018) An exploratory study of the experiences of a small sample of men convicted of sexual offences who have reoffended after participating in prison-based treatment
Institute of Criminology University of Cambridge (July 2018) ‘Why Wouldn’t You Have a Circle?’ An Evaluation of the Glebe House Circles Pilot
Ministry of Justice Study (2014) Circles of Support and Accountability (CoSA): a case file review of two pilots
Thomas, T., Thompson, D., & Karstedt, K. (2014), Assessing the impact of Circles of Support and Accountability on the reintegration of adults convicted of sexual offences in the community Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, School of Law, University of Leeds
Armstrong, S., Chistyakova, Y. Mackensie, S., and Malloch, M. (2008) Circles of Support and Accountability: Consideration of the feasibility of pilots in Scotland. The Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research.
Bates, A., Saunders, R., & Wilson, C (2007). A follow-up study of sex offenders participating in Thames Valley Circles of Support and Accountability. British Journal of Community Justice, Volume 5, Issue 1
Drewery, H. (2003) The people behind Circles of Support: Helen Drewery describes the motivations of volunteers in the Circles of Support and Accountability programme. Criminal Justice Matters, Volume 52, Issue 1
Haslewood-Pócsik. I., Smith. E. and Spencer, J. (2008) IMPACT Circles: balancing risk management with support: a study of an innovative approach in working with sex offenders. University of Manchester: Unpublished.
Kirkwood, S. and Richley, T. (2008) Circles of Support and Accountability: the case for their use in Scotland to assist in the community reintegration and risk management of sexual offenders. SCOLAG Journal, Issue 372, pp.236-239
Nellis, M (2009) Circles of Support and Accountability for sex offenders in England and Wales: their origins and implementation between 1999 -2005. British Journal of Community Justice, Volume 7, pp23-44
Petrunik, M. (2002) Managing unacceptable risk: sex offenders community response and social policy in the United States and Canada. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, Volume 46, pp 483-511
Petrunick, M. and Deutschmann, L. (2007) The exclusion inclusion spectrum in state and community responses to sex offenders in Anglo-American and European jurisdictions. International Journal Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, Volume 52, pp 499 -519
Wilson, R., Huculak, B and McWhinnie. A. J. (2002) Restorative Justice innovations in Canada. Behavioral Sciences and the Law, Volume 20, pp 363-380
Wilson, R., Picheca, J., Prinzo, M., & Cortoni, F. (2007) Circles of Support and Accountability: engaging community volunteers in the management of high-risk sexual offenders, The Howard Journal, Volunme 46, pp 1-15
Wilson, R., Picheca, J. & Prinzo, M. (2005) Circles of Support and Accountability: an evaluation of the pilot project in South-Central Ontario, Correctional Services of Canada. The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, Volume 46, Issue 1, pp 1-15.
Wilson, R., Picheca, J. and Michelle Prinzo (2007) Evaluating the effectiveness of professionally-facilitated volunteerism in the community-based management of high-risk sexual offenders: part one – effects on participants and stakeholders. The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, Volume 46, Issue 3, pp 289-302,
Wilson, R., Picheca, J. and Michelle Prinzo (2007) Evaluating the effectiveness of professionally-facilitated volunteerism in the community-based management of high-risk sexual offenders: part two – a comparison of recidivism rates. The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, Volume 46, Issue 4 pp 327-337.
