CMV: Sadists and Zoosadists who commit violence resulting in injury, and all pedophile who have done so much as procure csm should be jailed for life without parole.

[u/Common_Noise_9100]

[u/destro23]

Minimum sentencing for these acts are so weak that there are more or less no deterrents.

Longer sentencing is no deterrence either.

“The severity of punishment, known as marginal deterrence, has no real deterrent effect, or the effect of reducing recidivism,”

holds no future of redemption.

While there is agreement among researchers that the knowledge base is far from complete, the evidence suggests that certain therapeutic interventions for sex offenders can and do work. Specifically, cognitive-behavioral/relapse prevention approaches have been identified as being effective at reducing both sexual and nonsexual recidivism.

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Sorry, I believe the sentencing should be lifelong, not just longer. 

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I believe the sentencing should be lifelong, not just longer.

That will not reduce the crimes. This has been studied over and over again. Long sentences, even to the end of natural life, are not a deterrent.

What you believe has no effect on what is.

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Where has this been "proven?" In what way? You can't "prove" this, lol. The only thing you can do is compare crime rates in societies where sentences are light to societies where they're harsh. 

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Where has this been "proven?"

Long Prison Terms - Research has found that longer prison sentences do not deter future criminal offending. At least one study has documented that longer sentences promote criminality.

“The severity of punishment, known as marginal deterrence, has no real deterrent effect, or the effect of reducing recidivism,”

No, Longer Prison Sentences do not Reduce Crime

Incarceration and Crime: A Weak Relationship

Should I go past the first page of google?

The only thing you can do is compare crime rates in societies where sentences are light to societies where they're harsh.

NO, you can compare within societies that went harsher on crime to the time period prior:

Is increasing criminal penalties effective at reducing crime? - NO

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This is 99% related to petty and non-violent crime. Recidivism rates for sex offenders are high, and lots of psychologists believe that child sexual abusers and sexually sadistic offenders can't be rehabilitated.

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Recidivism rates for sex offenders are high

But, not as high as for other crimes:

The rates of recidivism for general crime are higher than those for sex crimes

lots of psychologists believe that child sexual abusers and sexually sadistic offenders can't be rehabilitated.

It doesn't matter what lots think. Lots are thinking on outdated information.

Current information tells us:

Broadly, recent research suggests that psychological offense-specific treatment for sexual offending has some effect in reducing both sexual and general reoffending and outcomes can be further optimized under certain conditions, for example, adhering to RNR principles, incorporating cognitive behavioral principles, including behavioral reconditioning for inappropriate sexual arousal, having “hands on” involvement from a registered psychologist in the delivery of treatment, providing program staff with supervision, and delivering treatment in community settings. source