Keith Soothill

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According to Wikipedia, Keith Leonard Soothill was a British criminologist, social researcher and academic. He was Professor of Social Research at Lancaster University from 1990 until he retired in 2006. Soothill was born in Whetstone, London, on 25 March 1941; his father, a salesman, was a WEA tutor. He attended King's College School, Wimbledon, on a scholarship and then worked in advertising before completed a degree in philosophy and psychology at the University of Exeter, graduating in 1965.

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The long-term consequences of parental alcohol abuse: a cohort study of children in Denmark. (2003) (212)
Sex Crime in the News (1991) (186)
The significant unmet needs of cancer patients: probing psychosocial concerns (2001) (177)
Sex Offenders: Specialists, Generalists—or Both? (2000) (163)
Informal carers of cancer patients: what are their unmet psychosocial needs? (2001) (161)
The psychosocial needs of cancer patients: findings from an observational study. (2001) (142)
PUBLIC SECTOR SERVICES AND THEIR MANAGEMENT (1989) (130)
Recidivism of Sexual Offenders: A Re-Appraisal (1978) (125)
Newspaper reporting and the public construction of homicide. (2004) (117)
The universal, situational, and personal needs of cancer patients and their main carers. (2003) (111)
Identifying Patterns and Pathways of Offending Behaviour (2004) (89)
OGRS 3:the revised Offender Group Reconviction Scale (2009) (74)
Psychosocial needs in cancer patients related to religious belief (2003) (69)
Arson: A Twenty-Year Cohort Study (1973) (67)
Contemporary British Society (2000) (66)
THE CHANGING FACE OF RAPE (1991) (63)
Sex Offender Recidivism (2010) (61)
Understanding Criminal Careers (2009) (58)
When do Ex-Offenders Become Like Non-Offenders? (2009) (55)
SEX OFFENDERS: SPECIALISTS, GENERALISTS—OR BOTH? A 32-year Criminological Study (2000) (55)
Murder and serious sexual assault:what criminal histories can reveal about future serious offending. : Supplementary tables (2002) (53)
Does sex offending lead to homicide? (2000) (50)
The Geographical Mobility, Preferences and Pleasures of Prolific Punters: A Demonstration Study of the Activities of Prostitutes’ Clients (2005) (49)
Rape: A 22-Year Cohort Study (1976) (46)
Handbook of forensic mental health (2008) (45)
Cancer and faith. Having faith--does it make a difference among patients and their informal carers? (2002) (44)
The Place of Public Narratives in Reproducing Social Order (2000) (44)
Calling the tune? Some observations on Paying the Price: a consultation paper on prostitution (2004) (44)
The Criminal Careers of Arsonists (2004) (43)
A Note on Computer Searches of Newspapers (1997) (42)
A Longitudinal Study of Escalation in Crime Seriousness (2011) (41)
Sex offences against young girls: a long-term record study (1981) (36)
Medical remands in the criminal court (1977) (34)
Competing Risks, Persistence, and Desistance in Analyzing Recidivism (2000) (33)
Homicide and the Media: Identifying the Top Cases in The Times (2002) (33)
Images of Law (1979) (31)
Using homicide data to assist murder investigations. (2004) (31)
Psychological Profiling: Red, Green or Amber? (1996) (31)
Patterns of offending behaviour: a new approach (2002) (30)
An upbringing to violence? Identifying the likelihood of violent crime among the 1966 birth cohort in Denmark (2003) (30)
The Reporting Trajectories of Top Homicide Cases in the Media: A Case Study of The Times (2004) (30)
Changing Patterns of Offending Behaviour Among Young Adults (2007) (28)
SIBLING AND PARENT-CHILD INGEST OFFENDERSA Long-term Follow-up (1978) (28)
The Social Construction of Rape (1983) (28)
Identifying future repeat danger from sexual offenders against children: A focus on those convicted and those strongly suspected of such crime (2005) (27)
New Technology and Practical Police Work: The Social Context of Technical Innovation (1992) (27)
Murder followed by suicide: A study of the reporting of murder followed by suicide in The Times 1887–1990 (1996) (26)
Sexual and General Offending Trajectories of Men Referred for Civil Commitment (2014) (26)
The serial killer industry (1993) (26)
Understanding criminal careers in organised crime (2013) (25)
Profiles of Crime Recruitment Changing Patterns over Time (2004) (25)
Violent Life Events and Social Disadvantage: A Systematic Study of the Social Background of Various Kinds of Lethal Violence, Other Violent Crime, Suicide, and Suicide Attempts (2007) (24)
Classic texts in health care (1998) (24)
Themes and Perspectives in Nursing (1992) (24)
A New Approach for Ranking 'Serious' Offences. The Use of Paired-Comparisons Methodology (2001) (23)
Does serious offending lead to homicide? Exploring the interrelationships and sequencing of serious crime (2008) (23)
Behavioural Types of Rape (1977) (20)
Paedophilia and paedophiles. (1998) (20)
Understanding Criminal Careers in Organised Crime Research Report 74 (2013) (20)
Sex crime and the media (2004) (20)
The persistent offenders debate: (2003) (20)
Theorising the puzzle that is Harold Shipman (2005) (20)
Multiple Cohort Data, Delinquent Generations, and Criminal Careers (2004) (20)
A new report on violence - a welcome and a warning. (2003) (20)
Finding Employment for Ex-Prisoners: A Ten-Year Follow-up Study (1981) (19)
The prisoner's release;: A study of the employment of ex-prisoners; (1974) (19)
Estimation Issues and Generational Changes in Modeling Criminal Career Length (2007) (18)
British serial killing : towards a structural explanation. (1999) (18)
Criminal Conversations : An Anthology of the Work of Tony Parker (1999) (17)
Poisoned chalice or just deserts : The Sex Offenders Act 1997 (1998) (16)
Contemporary British Society: A New Introduction To Sociology (1994) (16)
Judges, the media, and rape (1990) (16)
Who Is Most at Risk of Becoming a Convicted Rapist? The Likelihood of a Rape Conviction among the 1966 Birth Cohort in Denmark (2005) (16)
Criminal Lifestyle Specialization: Female Offending in England and Wales (2010) (15)
Moral panics and the aftermath: a study of incest (2002) (15)
Homicide in Britain: A Comparative Study of Rates in Scotland and England and Wales (2004) (15)
Selecting Foster Parents (1981) (14)
Identifying patterns of offending behaviour:a new approach to typologies of crime. (2004) (14)
Sexual reconvictions and the Sex Offenders Act 1997 part 2 (1997) (14)
Criminal convictions among children and young adults (2008) (14)
Developing Measures of Severity and Frequency of Reconviction (2005) (14)
Risk factors for a first-time drink-driving conviction among young men: a birth cohort study of all men born in Denmark in 1966. (2008) (14)
Homicide in England and Wales (2012) (13)
THE VALUE OF FINDING EMPLOYMENT FOR WHITE-COLLAR EX-OFFENDERS: A 20-Year Criminological Follow-Up (1997) (13)
Prosecuting the Victim? A Study of the Reporting of Barristers' Comments in Rape Cases (1993) (13)
Kidnapping offenders: Their risk of escalation to repeat offending and other serious crime (2008) (13)
Social Control of Deviants in Six Counties (1981) (12)
The Harold Shipman case: a sociological perspective (2001) (12)
Seducing the public by rape reports (1980) (12)
Ethnicity, the search for rapists and the press (1996) (12)
White-Collars and Black Sheep: A Twenty-Year Criminological Follow-Up of White-Collar Ex-Offenders (1999) (11)
Gender, ethics and social work (2002) (11)
Development of a reoffending measure using the Police National Computer database. (2007) (11)
Child murder and the media: A study of the reporting of child murder in The Times 1887–1990 (1996) (11)
Compulsory admissions to mental hospitals in six countries. (1981) (10)
Grouping Cancer Patients by Psychosocial Needs (2005) (10)
Parlour Games: The Value of an Internet Site Providing Punters' Views of Massage Parlours (2004) (10)
Compulsory Hospital Admissions: Dangerous Decisions? (1990) (10)
Words and actions: a study in nurse wastage. (1992) (10)
The Policing of Pleasure: ‘What Kind of Police Service Do We Want?’ (2011) (10)
Why nurses leave the profession. Part 3. (1991) (10)
Kidnapping: a criminal profile of persons convicted 1979-2001. (2007) (10)
Love nursing, hate the job. (1991) (9)
Job satisfaction and dissatisfaction amongst residential care workers findings (1995) (9)
Questioning crime and criminology (2005) (9)
SUBSEQUENT DANGEROUSNESS AMONG COMPULSORY HOSPITAL PATIENTS (1980) (9)
The Effort Involved in Finding Employment for White-Collar Offenders (1976) (8)
Using the UK general offender database as a means to measure and analyse organized crime (2015) (8)
Psychiatric Reports Requested by the Courts in Six Countries (1983) (8)
NHS nursing:Vocation, career or just a job? An application of latent class analysis. (1992) (8)
When do sex offenders stop offending (1998) (8)
The growth of the serial killer industry: a study of the Asia‐Pacific Rim region (1996) (8)
From common foundation programme to branch: recognising a status transition. (1993) (7)
PROFILES OF CRIME RECRUITMENT (2004) (7)
Rapists under 14 in the News (1997) (7)
Making Sense of Criminology (2002) (7)
‘A Murderous ‘Underclass’? The Press Reporting of Sexually Motivated Murder (1996) (7)
Ethical issues in social inquiry : the enemy within? (2007) (7)
Multiple murder and the media: A study of the reporting of multiple murder in The Times (1887–1990) (1996) (7)
Compulsory admissions to mental hospitals: a replication study. (1990) (6)
Exploring Paradigms of Crime Reduction An Empirical Longitudinal Study (2010) (6)
Middle-Class Offenders A 35-Year Follow-Up (2012) (6)
Understanding forensic mental health and the variety of professional voices (2008) (6)
Prison histories and competing audiences, 1776–1966 (2012) (6)
Using an Old Search Engine: the Value of the Times Index (2003) (6)
PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT ON PROBATION (1981) (5)
A new approach for ranking crime seriousness : the use of paired comparison methodology. (2001) (5)
REPORTING AND THE PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION OF HOMICIDE (2004) (5)
What is the Future Repeat Danger from Sexual Offenders against Children? Implications for Policing (2005) (5)
Prison histories and competing audiences. (2007) (5)
Demographic details and family background of nursing recruits. (1994) (5)
Murder: the importance of the structural and cultural conditions of society. (1996) (5)
Nursing the statistics: a demonstration study of nurse turnover and retention. (1989) (5)
Using the Offenders Index to investigate patterns of offending. (2008) (4)
Why nurses leave the profession. Part 2. (1991) (4)
Repeated Medical Remands (1974) (4)
Changing Prevalence of Sex Offender Convictions (2015) (4)
Employing White-Collar Ex-Offenders: A Five Year Criminological Follow-up (1981) (4)
Retention of Foster Parents (1982) (4)
The public portrayal of rape sentencing : what the public learns of rape sentencing from newspapers (1998) (4)
Television Documentaries on Sex Offenders: The Emergence of a New Genre? (2001) (3)
Participation in crime among children and young adults: Changes over time (2006) (3)
Changing Perceptions of Non-Consensual Sex Crime: The Mediation of a Local Newspaper (2009) (3)
Patterns of offending behaviour : a new approach (Full report) (2002) (3)
The interprofessional agenda in health and welfare (1996) (3)
Explaining changing patterns of crime : a focus on burglary and age-period-cohort models (2005) (3)
A cautionary tale: the sex offenders act 1997, the police and cautions. (1997) (3)
The New Management and the Professionals (1994) (3)
Targeting the discontented. (1991) (3)
Marital rape in the news (1994) (3)
National television violence study, volume 1. Sage Publications, London, 1996, 592 pp. ISBN 0‐7619‐0801‐3. ISBN0‐7619‐0802‐1 (1998) (3)
Changing patterns of offending over 30 years (2007) (3)
The forensic mental health tribes: identifying a research community (2008) (3)
Equal yet unequal. (1992) (3)
Policewomen in the News (1993) (3)
All change: cancer services in transition. (1998) (3)
Professional development. The chosen few. (1993) (2)
Exploring Paradigms of Crime Reduction (2010) (2)
Bigamy: Neither Love Nor Marriage, but a Threat to the Nation? (1999) (2)
Editorial: Sex crime and the media. (2004) (2)
Concepts of Care: Developments in Health and Social Welfare (1997) (2)
Questioning homicide and the media: Analysis of content or content analysis? (2011) (2)
Armchair Detectives and Armchair Thieves (1998) (2)
THE OUTCOME FOR PRISONERS WHO REJECTED OFFERS OF HELPA 12-Year Criminological Follow-up (1985) (2)
Reviewing the pantheon of sexual offending (2012) (2)
Changing Patterns over Time (2004) (2)
[The long-term consequences of parental alcohol abuse: a cohort study of children in Denmark in 1966]. (2004) (2)
Changing crime-mix patterns of offending over the life course:a comparative study in England & Wales and the Netherlands. (2017) (2)
Management of leisure time by prospective nurses. (1997) (2)
The Place of Bigamy in the Pantheon of Crime? (1999) (2)
Nursing wastage from the nurses’ perspective (1992) (2)
‘Marginal’ Crime: The Example of Blackmail in Representing Evolving Crime Narratives (2014) (2)
The qualifications and careers of psychiatrists, psychologists, social scientists and nurses interested in forensic mental health research (2010) (2)
The importance of co-convictions in the prediction of dangerous recidivism: Blackmail and kidnapping as a demonstration study (2010) (2)
Serious Sexual Assault: Using History and Statistics. (2003) (2)
Strongly suspected of serious sex crime and future danger (2005) (2)
Child sex abuse allegations: Informing the public (1991) (1)
Exploring the Relationship between Homicide and Levels of Violence in Great Britain (2002) (1)
Nursing: just a job? Do statistics tell us what we think? (1991) (1)
Predicting reconviction:do some predictors fade with length of follow-up? (2012) (1)
Patterns and pathways of long-term criminal careers (2007) (1)
Shipman : the dam bursts. (2000) (1)
Staff retention: why nurses leave the profession. Part 1. (1991) (1)
Middle-Class Offenders as Employees—Assessing the Risk: A 35-Year Follow-Up (2013) (1)
Compulsory admission to mental hospital in Thailand and England (1989) (1)
National television violence study, volume 2. Sage Publications, London, 1998, xviii + 424 pp. ISBN 0‐7619‐1087‐5. ISBN 0‐7619‐1088‐3 (1998) (1)
Foster Parents: The Use of a Resource.A Research Note (1982) (1)
What are the 'needs' of cancer patients and their main carers? (1999) (1)
A strong case for sharing conviction. (1996) (1)
Opening doors and windows for Tony Parker (2001) (1)
Perjury and false statements:a criminal profile of persons convicted, 1979-2001. (2004) (1)
Keeping the DNA link (2009) (1)
Probing sex offender recidivism studies (2010) (1)
Crime and the Media: A Vicious Circle? (1998) (1)
The Use of Paired-Comparisons Methodology (2001) (1)
The NHS forensic mental health R&D programme: Developing new talent or maintaining a stage army? (2008) (1)
Managing nurse wastage (1992) (1)
Crime Victims and the Media (2014) (1)
Press Reporting and its Aftermath: The Rachel Nickell Case (1996) (1)
Normal science ? Texts for teaching the sociology of health and illness (1999) (1)
FORENSIC: Depression, Psychopathic Personality and Attempted Suicide in a Borstal Sample (A Home Office Research Unit Report). (1974) (1)
PERSONAL POWER AND PUBLIC CONTROL: SEX CRIMES AND PROBLEM PAGES (2009) (1)
Understanding Serial Killing: How Important are Notions of Gender? (2002) (1)
Sport in the News: The Coverage of Sports in the News Pages of the Press (1988) (1)
False Accusations of Rape in the News (1999) (1)
Probing the inter-relationships between serious types of crime (2006) (1)
Predicting reconviction for middle class offenders. Do predictors change with length of follow-up? (2011) (0)
Retention and disclosure of old criminal records - data protection or protecting the public? (2010) (0)
The debate rumbles on:The measurement tail is now wagging the dog (2010) (0)
specialisation and swirching in female offending (2010) (0)
Conceptualising recidivism for prediction and risk studies (2010) (0)
Long-term follow-up studies: worth waiting for? A case study of middle-class offenders (2011) (0)
On Licence: A Study of Parole, Ex-Offenders as Parole Officers (1976) (0)
A 20-Year Criminological Follow-up (1997) (0)
Kidnapping: Assessing the likelihood of subsequent homicide, rape or kidnap following a first kidnap conviction in England and Wales (2006) (0)
When does the risk of recidivism decrease to that of non-offenders? (2009) (0)
Throw a little light on a Dark Ages pay system (2005) (0)
The psychosocial needs in cancer:a patient survey. (2000) (0)
Assessing offence seriousness through criminal records – the UK experience (2006) (0)
Assessing transitions in criminal career behaviour: methodological approaches (2006) (0)
Millions of threats to kill but only thousands of convictions (2009) (0)
Threats to kill: Does the dog that barks also bite? (2007) (0)
Nurse wastage. (1989) (0)
Threats to kill and subsequent homicide: do dogs that bark also bite? (2009) (0)
Assessing changes in offending behaviour in a national cohort - An application of latent transition analysis (2007) (0)
Developing a comprehensive service for patients with cancer at a district level: the North Lancashire and South Lakeland story. (1998) (0)
Reflections on the homocide rates in Scotland and England and Wales. (2000) (0)
Sexual Offences – Rape and anonymity (2012) (0)
Medicine and nursing: professions in a changing health serviceSAGE Publications Medicine and nursing: professions in a changing health service 199pp £11.95 0-8039-8742-0 0803987420 (1995) (0)
Homicide in the media: what you're afraid of is not what's really going on. (2003) (0)
Policing and utilizing data (2010) (0)
Enduring risk revisited: Assessing escalation to homicide (2008) (0)
Sex Offender Recidivism : A Reappraisal (2010) (0)
Blackmail, kidnapping and threats to kill (2010) (0)
Forty years of change in blackmail convictions (2010) (0)
A window on the law: a historical study of the local media reporting of non-consensual sex crimes involving female victims aged 16 - 20 years (1860 - 1979) (2009) (0)
Homicide and the seasons (2005) (0)
Psychiatric Court Referrals in Sweden (1987) (0)
Book Review: Understanding Homicide (2007) (0)
Book Review: Extreme Killing: Understanding Serial and Mass Murder (2007) (0)
Pathways to sexual dangerousness (2010) (0)
Blackmail, kidnapping and threats to kill:Chapter 21 (2010) (0)
Blackmail: a criminal profile of persons convicted 1979-2001 (2007) (0)
Late adolescent convictions patterns: Changes over time (2006) (0)
Criminal Lifestyle Specialization in Criminal Careers in England and Wales (2008) (0)
The mortality experience of middle-class offenders - A 35-year long-term follow-up (2012) (0)
Keeping information on police databases - confronting a dilemma (2009) (0)
Judgement of conviction (2000) (0)
Book Reviews (1989) (0)
Homicide in England and Wales: Which types of homicide are declining and which are not? (2011) (0)
Job satisfaction and dissatisfaction in residential care (1995) (0)
Enduring Risk Revisited: Do Ex-offenders ever become Like Non-offenders? (2008) (0)
The study of escalation in criminal careers: analysing escalation trajectories over time - a mixed methods approach (2009) (0)
Changing patterns of offending behaviour among young people 1963-1999 (2006) (0)
Blacklists and Black Sheep (2010) (0)
Repeating arson, blackmail, kidnapping and threats to kill: Patterns of serious recidivists (2006) (0)
Book reviews (1980) (0)
Killer instinct:can convictions for serious offences indicate who is more likely to kill?. (2008) (0)
Cancer and faith:does it make a difference among cancer patients and their informal carers? (2002) (0)
Changing crime mix patterns of offending over the life course (2017) (0)
Findings 171 Patterns of offending behaviour : a new approach (2002) (0)
Copy-Cat Violence and Media Reports (2000) (0)
The trajectories and patterns of gendered criminal careers (2006) (0)
Classifying patterns of criminal activity: a latent class approach to UK longitudinal conviction records (2005) (0)
Keeping information on Police databases (2009) (0)
Opening Doors and Windows for Tony (2005) (0)
Fewer convicted but more imprisoned. (2004) (0)
Considering paradigms of crime reduction in different contexts (2011) (0)
A typology of middle-class offenders (2012) (0)
The Study of Escalation in Criminal Careers: (I) Conceptualizing Escalation at the Individual Level (2009) (0)
Latent transition analysis and offending lifestyle specialisation in England and Wales (2012) (0)
Criminology, criminal careers and methodology: Issues and solutions? (2008) (0)
Book Reviews (1988) (0)
The importance of co-convictions: a demonstration study (2007) (0)
Psychological needs in cancer:a patient survey. (2000) (0)
Changing patterns of sex offender specialization and recidivism (2010) (0)
MISCELLANEOUS: Delinquency and Puberty: Examination of a Juvenile Delinquency Fad. (1972) (0)
Middle-Class Offenders: A Danger to Employers or a Danger to the Public? (2012) (0)
Violence. Edited By Norman Tutt. London: HMSO. 1976. Pp 278. Price £3.15. (1977) (0)
Escalation in criminal convictions: Measuring offence seriousness and identifying patterns (2008) (0)
Reviews (2003) (0)
White-collar offenders: a 35-year follow-up (2011) (0)
Readmission of mentally ill offenders: A descriptive study from Thailand (1991) (0)
The Study of Escalation in Criminal Careers: (II) Analyzing Trajectories Over Time - a Mixed Model Approach (2009) (0)
Keeping DNA profiles for innocent people (2010) (0)
Disentangling the Age, Period and Cohort Effects on Convictions for Sexual Offending (2011) (0)
False accusations of rape. (1999) (0)
Constructing British Criminology (2007) (0)
DELINQUENCY: Prediction Methods in Criminology. (1972) (0)
Escalation in Offending: A Growth Mixture Modelling Approach with Two Temporal Scales (2010) (0)
MISCELLANEOUS: Fire and Fire-Raisers. (1975) (0)
Criminal careers and population registers - probing theoretical perspectives (2008) (0)
Thirty years of change in homicide in England and Wales (2010) (0)
The Risk of Escalation in Serious Crime for Kidnap Offenders: A Modelling Approach (2007) (0)
Nursing and new wave management (1998) (0)
Disentangling age, period and cohort effects in criminal typologies (2007) (0)
Media, danger and mental disorder: a study of newspapers in Thailand. (1982) (0)
Discipline and punishment : reflections on the disciplinary procedures of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society. (2000) (0)
Criminal Specialization and switching in female offending - female criminal lifestyles and latent transition analysis (2010) (0)
Special Hospitals' Research Unit and beyond (2002) (0)
Living in a disadvantaged area, poverty, ethnic minorities and crime: A longitudinal study of criminality among 15 to 23 year old Danish men born in 1980 (2007) (0)
Miscellaneous (1947) (0)
Murder and Maugham: A Neglected Subversive? (2002) (0)
Recruitment Campaigns (1980) (0)
Co-convictions and specialisation in criminal careers - a modest proposal (2007) (0)
Discipline and punishment : policies and procedures. (1999) (0)
Specialization, versatility and escalation in long-term criminal careers (2006) (0)

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