Note: This episode includes discussion of sexual assault. We invited Associate Professor and Clinical Psychologist, Leonardo Bobadilla, back to talk about his expertise in restorative justice for cases of sexual violence. The episode included an overview of a blog post he wrote titled justice-and-metoo-movement.html">Restorative Justice and the #MeToo movement: The Kavanaugh hearings as a case study. We first discussed research related to the decision to report sexual assault. Next, we talked about a range of risk factors associated with committing sexual assault and how this knowledge can be used to prevent it. Dr. Bobadilla then described historical and current applications of restorative justice. We discussed the challenges faced by scientists and others who work in this field. Dr. Bobadilla concluded with thoughts about the dangers of viewing people as all good or all evil and the benefits of nuanced, individualized systemic responses to sexual violence. If you like what you hear, please consider leaving a review on iTunes or telling a friend about us. Thank you so much for listening! Show Links: More from Dr. Leonardo Bobadilla justice-and-metoo-movement.html">Aggression Blog: Using Science to Reduce Violence counsel.com/2018/01/12/jedi-counsel-podcast-81-paraphilic-disorders-part-2-with-dr-leonardo-bobadilla/">Jedi Counsel Podcast Episode on the Assessment & Treatment of Paraphilic Disorders Resources for Sexual Assault Survivors RAINN (Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network) Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapy National Center for PTSD Information on the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists Information on Restorative Justice Centre for Justice & Reconciliation Information about the U.S. Criminal Justice System Serial: Season 3 The Marshall Project More Information about the Psychopathy Checklist-Revised Can a Test Really Tell Us Who’s a Psychopath? Creator of Psychopathy Test Worries About Its Use