The purpose of the present study was to build on the extant Commercial Sexual Exploitation
of Children (CSEC) screening options available for use in the juvenile justice system, where …

Commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) is a social problem in the United States
that has recently received growing attention from policy makers, advocates, and …

Background Specialty courts have emerged as a model of care for US youth impacted by
commercial sexual exploitation (CSE) to ensure comprehensive service provision. However …

Identifying victims of commercial sexual exploitation in the juvenile justice system is a
challenging complexity requiring concerted organizational commitment. Using a three …

Commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) is associated with child abuse, neglect,
poverty, homelessness, and societal causes. Sex trafficking is the participation in …

This bulletin summarizes findings from the National Juvenile Prostitution Study (N‐JPS). It
describes the prevalence and types of sex trafficking cases that ended in arrests or …

Despite increased effort to respond to human trafficking at national and state levels, very
little empirical research has been conducted on domestic child sex trafficking. This study …

Commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) and adolescents is a serious worldwide
problem. It is, in essence, the sexual abuse of a minor for economic gain. In the United …

Commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) is the sexual abuse of children through
buying, selling, or trading their sexual services. This may involve engaging a child under the …

Health care professionals who routinely interact with young people have an important role to
play in preventing, identifying, and responding to commercial sexual exploitation and sex …