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Some adolescents have been the victims of sex abuse. For example, one national study found that 32% of girls and 10% of boys reported that a sibling or other relative had been sexually abused.29
Schools can protect youth who may be at risk of illegal sexual behavior and provide them with appropriate care. Schools need to be aware that some adolescents with illegal sexual behavior may be at risk for suicide.
Adolescents who are involved in illegal sexual behavior should be treated the same way as other adolescents with mental health or behavioral problems. The education, professional help, and treatment they need is the same as for other children.
There are many reasons why children, including adolescents, engage in illegal sexual behavior. The reasons vary between the individual and the type of behavior. But whatever the cause, few will repeat the behavior if they feel they are doing something wrong.
Unfortunately, schools alone cannot help teenagers who are having problems with illegal sexual behavior. But schools can recognize the signs of these behaviors early on and encourage appropriate responses such as supervision, reporting, help for those who need it, and dealing with the behavior appropriately.
Teenagers who have engaged in illegal sexual behavior need help. Their peers may make fun of them. They may feel ashamed or guilty, and may even blame themselves. Some teenagers say they feel like they have let down their family and friends and feel like they have no future.
Some adolescents with illegal sexual behavior need to see a doctor or health care provider. It is important to understand that doctors cannot change a person’s sexual behavior. But doctors can ensure that medical issues or health problems are treated. Once these are treated, the youth may learn to control their behavior in a way that is acceptable to them and their family.
Most adolescents with illegal sexual behavior have had no prior maltreatment, and the risk of such behavior in maltreated children is not increased. The research shows that self-reported sexual abuse is the most important risk factor.
Most teens with illegal sexual behavior will not go on to have an adult sexual offense. And those who do are more likely to have been abused. Risk factor research shows that the youth who go on to sexually offend have extensive past histories of several types of maltreatment, including sexual abuse.
The risk of reoffending by adolescents with illegal sexual behavior is lower than that of adolescents with alcohol-related offenses. Indeed, studies show that the rate of recidivism in adolescents who do not have an adult sexual offense before arrest and treatment is significantly lower than the rate of recidivism in those who have been convicted of an adult sex offense before arrest and treatment.
In the case of the Indiana teen, prosecutors are seeking to define the relationship as a criminal sex offense. If the teen believed the girl was over age, it is not a legal sex offense. There is a state law that does allow for a legal relationship with a person under age 16 if he or she is over age 18 and is not a registered sex offender. This law is rarely invoked by prosecutors. 827ec27edc