Taiwan's Sexual Assault Prevention Act was enacted in 1997. Since the chapter of Offences Against Sexual Autonomy was amended in 1999, there have been many studies on various types of sex crimes (such as date rape, incest, pedophilia, network compensated dating, etc.) However, one area of particular interest ought to be group rape: it includes more than one victim, appears to have complex motivation, and a relationship of complicity. Yet, it is difficult to obtain data on group rape. Therefore, studies related to group rape are very rare and means our understanding is limited. Crime statistics data from the National Police Agency shows the number of group rape case has increased over the last decade. In terms of the criminal nature of these group rape cases, the proportion of juvenile people who commit crimes together is the highest. Obviously, the exploration of the issue of juvenile group rape is very important. As a result, this study examines this offence, sampling from those imprisoned in juvenile correctional facilities. By choosing three cases of group rape and conducting in-depth interviews, the study explores the criminal motivation behind juvenile group rape, the composition of the accomplices, the selection of victims, the situational dynamics, modus operandi, and the psychological proce.

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