Sexual offenses are common crimes in any society. Due to the high recidivism rate, compulsory treatment after execution of punishment is critical to reduce the rate. This thesis analyzes the retrospective provisions regarding compulsory treatment in the 2011 Amendment to Article 22-1 of the Sexual Assault Crime Prevention Act from four perspectives, the nature of treatment, its assessment procedure, its evaluation, and the comparison with practices in the United States and Germany. Sexual offenses committed by military and their compulsory treatment on offenders are under the civil jurisdiction since the effectiveness of 2013 amendment to the Code of Court Martial Procedure. A proposal will be provided for the military for policy considerations vis-a-vis emerged issues on civil jurisdiction over military sexual ffenders. Amendments to the compulsory treatment articles in force will be proposed as arguments for future legislation.

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