Sexual offenders recidivism : The difficulty to define reality;La récidive des délinquants sexuels : Une réalité difficile à cerner

Medecine et Hygiene

Volumn 59, Issue 2339, 2001, Pages 659-666

  Mezzo, M B ^a   Gravier, B ^a  

^a Serv Med Psychiat Penitentiaire   (Switzerland)

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