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Estimates indicate that approximately 1.7 to 2 percent of the population experience some form of sleep-related violent behavior. What causes sleep violence? Several factors in a person’s life...
In the largest published case series on sleep related violence evaluated as sleep forensics referrals to a single center over a period of 11 years, sexual assault was the most common criminal allegation among the 351 referrals, accounting for 41% (145/351) of the cases (Cramer Bornemann et al. 2018). Of the 351 referrals 110 were ...
The present review will focus on violent behaviour emerging with different sleep disorders, and aims at providing information on diagnosis, therapy and forensic issues. It also discusses current pathophysiological models, establishing a link between sleep-related violence and violence observed in other settings.
Violent behaviors during sleep (VBS) are consequences of several sleep disorders but have received little attention in epidemiologic studies. This study aims to determine the prevalence of VBS in the general population and their comorbidity, familial links, course and treatment.
The three most prevalent criminal allegations of the 351 consecutive possible sleep forensic-related referrals to a single sleep medicine center over the past 11 years were sexual assault, homicide/manslaughter or attempted murder, and driving under the influence.
Sleep-related violence (SRV) and sexual behavior in sleep (SBS) represent a challenging medical-legal issue when such behaviors are suspected or purported to have caused a criminal offense (e.g., assault, attempted murder, murder, sexual assault).
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