The Perpetrators

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Home > Child Abuse & Neglect > Perpetrators. Perpetrators. A perpetrator is a person who has been determined to have caused or knowingly allowed the maltreatment of a child. Home > Child Abuse & Neglect > Perpetrators > Characteristics of Perpetrators. Characteristics of Perpetrators. Most States define perpetrators of child abuse and neglect as Copyright 2004-2007 Maximum Force, Inc. / All Rights Reserved / Enter the Site

Home > Statistics & Research > Child Maltreatment 2006 > Chapter 5: Perpetrators. Chapter 5 Perpetrators Child Maltreatment 2006. The National Child Abuse and Neglect Data System Chapter 5 Perpetrators Child Maltreatment 2007. The National Child Abuse and Neglect Data System (NCANDS) defines a perpetrator as a person who is considered responsible for the

Home > Child Abuse & Neglect > Perpetrators. Perpetrators. A perpetrator is a person who has been determined to have caused or knowingly allowed the maltreatment of a child. Home > Child Abuse & Neglect > Perpetrators. Perpetrators. A perpetrator is a person who has been determined to have caused or knowingly allowed the maltreatment of a child. Scree and me. Because I love words and everything related to them, I subscribe to a “word of the day” email service called Wordsmith. The New York Times calls the service