Chemical castration emerges as a possibility for the handling of pedophilia and pedophilia.
It consists of a reversible hormonal medical treatment applied—in many cases—to decrease …

In recent years, philosophers, neuroethicists, and others have become preoccupied with
“moral enhancement.” Very roughly, this refers to the deliberate moral improvement of an …

Criminal justice systems have attempted to include psychiatric history as a component for
consideration when it comes to punishment and rehabilitation. Criminal justice systems have …

Normally in the health profession there is a requirement to gain valid consent from patients
before treatment can be given. This respect for patient autonomy has become a cornerstone …

Sažetak Forced sterilization is a phenomenon that in many countries of the world has been
applied as a method of reducing the number of sexual crimes, although in its beginnings, it …

A number of sanctions regulated and applied in the Turkish law and the laws of some
countries regarding the Crime of Sexual Abuse against Child have been described. In …

In spite of a long-lasting criticism by several international human rights bodies, the Czech
Republic is the last EU member state which still perform therapeutic surgical castration of …

The still available in some jurisdictions offer of surgical castration to sex-offenders raises
ethical concerns. The narrow castration law in Texas has found supporters since it does not …

Il progressivo processo di deistituzionalizzazione dei malati di mente autori di reato
socialmente pericolosi, sembra essere giunto infine alla sua conclusione. A quaranta anni …

This thesis provides a detailed analysis of the feasibility of voluntary moral bioenhancement
through an ethico-legal exploration of three motivators: money (and financial incentives in …