Chemical Castration

• Accused Rapist To Undergo “Chemical Castration”  - Adheres to the castration penalty as sufficient in the prevention of repeat sexual offenders. Also insists that the method is effective and humane to both the criminal and the victim.
• Castration Often Fails to Halt Offenders by DeWayne Wickham  - Voices out his opinion that the penalties of castrating sex offenders are inhumane and ineffective. Also suggests that a better prevention would be to lock rapists and molesters in high security mental facilities.
• Castration Works  - Enumerates the positive and negative effects of castration on a sexual offender to prevent him from repeating the crime. Also provides illustrations to explain the situation.
• Chemical Knife  - Highlights the possibility of approval by other states of chemical castration as penalty to sexual offenders. Also presents examples, expert comments, and studies as proof.
• Florida’s 1997 Chemical Castration Law: A Return to the Dark Ages  - Claims that the statute of Florida’s 1997 Chemical Castration Law is a violation of human rights. Also asserts that the effectiveness of this penalty should only be narrowed to a small category of the offense.
• Is Chemical Castration An Acceptable Punishment for Male Sex Offenders?  - Presents arguments leaning towards being against the proposition. Also includes illustrations, statistics, links to other related sites, and bibliography.
• Medical, Legal Experts Debate Merits of Castration Bill  - Presents arguments on the advantages and disadvantages of surgical castration to deter sexual offenses specially against children. Also lists links to related sites and articles.
• Return to Fertility After Extended Chemical Castration with a GnRH Antagonist  - Highlights the background, process, and results of experimentation. Aims to research, prove, or disprove hypothesis that effects of chemical castration can be reversed after a long period of time.