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	Child grooming - Biocrawler
		Grooming a child is befriending a child, building a strong trusting bond.
		It could be said parents groom their children to love them, and there are many models in which building a strong trusting bond with a child is beneficial, and indeed necessary.
		Therefore, Grooming a child used as a term on its own should at least make the reader ask for what purpose before a judgment on whether it is acceptable or not.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Child_grooming (303 words)

	Child Sexual Abuse
		Because the offender is generally someone known to the child, the child may feel that he/she has no alternative but to accept the abuse.
		Reinforce to the child that the abuse is not their fault, and that they are not to blame, regardless of the circumstances.
		It is important that the interviewer is honest with the child, and that he or she does not tell the child that the outcry will remain a secret.
	www.texaspolicecentral.com /childsex.html (1347 words)

	The Scottish Parliament - Justice 1 Committee Report
		Details of the fictitious child’s life were that she had moved to a new location, her parents were constantly fighting, and that she had not yet made friends with peers in her new school.
		A subset of cybersexploitation is grooming, which may or may not involve explicit conversations of a sexual nature, or indeed online enactment of fantasies but still falls under the umbrella of cybersexploitation because the intention is to sexually abuse a child in the real world but one of the points of contact occurs in cyberspace.
		Child welfare organisations, social workers, teachers, and parents need to be made aware of the repository and a set of procedures established whereby the information they have with respect to cybersexploitation is vetted by relevant law enforcement personnel and then entered into the database.
	www.scottish.parliament.uk /business/committees/justice1/reports-05/j1r05-05-vol02-01.htm (10693 words)

	Sex Grooming No Science, but a Technique
		The child he was tutoring, and also grooming, caught on quickly to his real intentions when he began touching her thigh and chest, making her uncomfortable.
		He might suggest that the child and he sleep in the same bed, be nude together, or he may touch the child near the genital area to test the child's reaction.
		Similarly, grooming behaviors employed by sex offenders are intended to increase the likelihood of success in engaging a child in sexual behavior.
	echo.forensicpanel.com /1999/6/1/sexgrooming.html (953 words)

	NCPCA Update Newsletter Volume 14, Number 11, 2001
		Grooming evidence is not direct evidence of a crime and cannot be used to prove that a defendant actually molested a victim.
		Grooming evidence cannot, however, be used on its own to create sufficient probable cause to support a search warrant of a suspect’s home or computer.13 For a search warrant, evidence of grooming must be supported by additional evidence that creates probable cause to suspect a defendant is actually sexually exploiting a victim.
		Grooming evidence is the result of a complete and thorough investigation that recognizes the value of objects or information that may not be obviously related to sexual exploitation.
	www.ndaa-apri.org /publications/newsletters/update_volume_14_number_11_2001.html (1805 words)

	grooming - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Grooming, maintenance of the cleanliness and appearance of the body, usually involving skin, hair, nails, and teeth.
		Grooms, Red, born in 1937, American painter, known for his exuberant pop art renditions of urban life.
		Child grooming, in the context of this article, refers to actions deliberately undertaken with the aim of befriending and establishing emotional control over a child, in order to...
	encarta.msn.com /encnet/refpages/search.aspx?q=grooming (265 words)

	Grooming of white girls for sex is exposed as two Asian men jailed
		Child molesters often select their potential victims carefully, typically targeting the child who is seeking adult attention.
		He may suggest that the child engage in non-sexual inappropriate behaviors such as drinking alcohol, in order to make the child fearful that he or she will be in trouble if their activities together are discovered.
		For example, the child molester frequently will tell the child that touching between them is good, that it is an indication of their special relationship, and that if the child reports the behavior they will no longer be able to be friends.
	www.martinfrost.ws /htmlfiles/aug2007/grooming_girls.html (1372 words)

	Sexual Grooming is a Crime! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		For example, watching a child dress and undress is voyeurism, and defined as child sexual abuse.
		The grooming tactics that are legal are often used by teachers, day care providers, and general care for instilling respect and love.
		Everyone who lends a hand could be severely punished, leaving the child with abandonment issues, and a newfound history of abuse that would have otherwise never been thought of.
	www.liberatedfromabuse.com /crime.html (525 words)

	CHILD GROOMING : Encyclopedia Entry
		Child grooming, in the context of this article, refers to actions deliberately undertaken with the aim of befriending a child, in order to lower a child's sexual inhibitions or establish an intimate friendship in preparation to the eventual introduction of sexual activities with the child.
		The phrase 'child grooming' can also mean preparing a child for a future activity or role outside of a sexual context.
		Grooming Children for Sexual Molestation, written by the Assistant Attorney General for the State of Wisconsin, who specializes in the prosecution of crimes committed against children.
	www.bibleocean.com /OmniDefinition/Child_grooming (605 words)

	Groom
		A groom is a type of male officer-servant; in the British royal household the title long persisted in the offices of Groom of the Robes and Groom of the Stole.
		The Division of Groom is a Commonwealth Electoral Division (Seat in the Australian House of Representatives) in Queensland, Australia centred on the City of Toowoomba, Queensland.
		Child grooming is befriending a child, often in the negative context of preparing it to accept inappropriate behavior from the other person.
	www.dejavu.org /cgi-bin/get.cgi?ver=93&url=http://articles.gourt.com/%22http%3A%2F%2Farticles.gourt.com%2F%3Farticle%3Dgrooming (212 words)

	Grooming
		Grooming of adult community: Often the molester will go through a process of getting the adult community that surrounds the child to accept and even welcome the molester’s involvement with the child.
		Grooming of child: This is a process the molester goes through to break down the child’s resistance to sexual activity and to engage the child in the activity.
		Child molesters will then ingratiate themselves with the adult community surrounding the child, and break down any barriers that exist to access to the child.
	www.catholicidaho.org /CYAP/grooming.htm (794 words)

	Interpol - Law
		In general predatory child sex offenders tend to be male, less than average intelligent and are incapable of undertaking any prolonged period of grooming.
		The knowledge that it is morally wrong to sexually abuse a child or that sexual activity with a child can seriously damage the mental welfare of his victim in the future.
		The paedophile knows that he has to be able to control the child to the extent that he can sexually abuse him or her and that the child will not disclose to another adult what happened.
	www.interpol.int /Public/Children/SexualAbuse (1069 words)

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	Grooming a child for sex abuse is still not a crime - Analysis, Opinion - Independent.ie
		Grooming a child for sex abuse is still not a crime
		If a child perpetrates a sexual act at the request of its abuser - in legal terms, a passive assault - the adult who groomed that child to do so has not committed a crime.
		It deems any sexual intercourse with a child under 13 as a rape and it is a crime to cause or incite a child to engage in sexual activity.
	www.independent.ie /opinion/analysis/grooming-a-child-for-sex-abuse-is-still-not-a-crime-57219.html (1022 words)

	Merseyside Police: Crime Prevention: Personal Advice: Child Safety: Grooming
		Grooming is now a word associated with the activities of paedophiles and recent legislation has created a specific offence for this type of activity.
		When your child is with the person look out for signs of over familiarity – hugs, kisses, wrestling etc., inappropriate contact via the phone or Internet, turning up uninvited to watch your child play sport to other activity or meeting up with your child after school etc.
		Explain to them that no one has the right to touch them and you must be told if anybody says that touches or any other activity is to be kept as "our secret".
	www.merseyside.police.uk /html/crimeprevention/personal/child-safety/grooming.htm (319 words)

	Man charged with online 'grooming' - Breaking - Technology - smh.com.au
		The new offences include using the internet to groom or procure a child under 16 years old and have a penalty of up to 15 years imprisonment.
		She said the arrest, during National Child Protection Week, highlighted the indicators parents need to be aware of which showed their children were at risk.
		Under the legislation, online grooming is defined as exploiting the anonymity of telecommunications services such as the internet to win the trust of a child as a first step towards the future sexual abuse of that child.
	www.smh.com.au /news/breaking/man-charged-with-online-grooming/2005/09/09/1125772669603.html (392 words)

	amw.com \| How Pedophiles Lure Their Victims - The Four "Fs"
		Grooming a child is nurturing a friendship through bonding.
		Grooming may include introducing sexual content to the child as an example of what the perpetrator desires and to give the impression that the depicted acts are acceptable.
		If the child thinks that sex between children and adults is ok, it's easier for the pedophile to victimize the child.
	www.amw.com /features/feature_story_detail.cfm?id=730 (427 words)

	Internet Watch Foundation - Grooming
		Grooming is an offence under the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
		If you suspect that someone you know is being groomed or that you are a victim of grooming, you should report it to the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) using the button to the right.
		Grooming is not covered by the role and remit of the IWF.
	www.iwf.org.uk /public/page.20.191.htm (203 words)

	ireland.com - The Irish Times - Thu, Nov 30, 2006 - Child committee recommends new crime of grooming
		New offences of grooming of children and child sex abuse, and a maximum life sentence for people in authority who abuse children under the age of 18, are proposed in an Oireachtas report to be published today.
		About 20 of the 50 recommendations in the committee's report deal with criminal justice procedures involving child sex abuse crimes in an effort to ease the burden on children who are giving evidence in court.
		One of the committee's key functions was to examine if there needed to be an addition to the Constitution on the rights for the protection of children after a Supreme Court judgment found that a man could argue that he had genuinely believed that a girl was old enough to offer consent for sex.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/ireland/2006/1130/1164823694916.html (500 words)

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		Ian Blott, 54, married with two children, was alleged to have had sexual encounters with the girl in his classroom cupboard, on school trips and in a gym steam room.
		He admitted two charges of abusing a position of trust and two of sexual activity with a child by a person in a position of trust.
		Blott, said to have had a previously unblemished 33-year teaching record, sobbed as he was jailed - watched from the public gallery by his wife and his victim.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/08/19/npaedo19.xml (578 words)

	Childs Cry For Help
		Read your state child abuse law, in many states there is no attention given to nor is there a clear definition of what constitutes emotional child abuse.
		It may be days, weeks, months, or even years before a child is capable of telling someone what occurred, and some of the behavior that the child may exhibit is either misinterpreted as poor conduct, defiant behavior or simply written off altogether and ignored.
		To a child, emotional abuse is like a brain cancer; it attacks a child internally, on a mental level, and thus destroys the child’s emotional stability and sense of well-being.
	www.childscryforhelp.com (1028 words)

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