Iowa Offenders Heading To Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. -- Some are concerned that the state could become a dumping ground for sex offenders after it appears a new law in Iowa has led offender...Sunday, 17 August 2008
Sex offenders leaveing iowa rules to harsh South Dakota typically welcomes people migrating from Iowa - but not in the case of sex offenders.Iowa's sex offenders were moving in because South Da...Tuesday, 02 September 2008
Iowa Has Chance To Redo Sex Offender Law's Seize chance to redo sex-offender laws Statutes waste resources, don't improve safety
The Iowa Legislature will have the opportunity ...Monday, 15 December 2008
Sex Offender Law Has Unexpected Consequences http://www.ketv.com/news/17577988/detail.html
It's a law that's been in effect for the last six years, but KETV NewsWatch 7 found the restri...Saturday, 06 December 2008
Teen Sentenced To Sixty Years In Prison For Smoking Marijuana While On Probation
Written by Ricky Blackman
Tuesday, 09 June 2009 18:54
I will never forget that day in June when I heard Judge Banales say, “You are hereby sentenced to 60 years in the Texas Department of Corrections”. My legs felt like spaghetti, my hands went cold. I had no moisture in my mouth. I was numb all over. I wanted to throw up. I could hear my mother’s horrific cries in the background. I turned to see her and I saw my father holding her and my grandmother tightly. He was so scared, I could tell. There were other ladies that were also crying. They felt for my mom, and possibly for me. The judge told my dad if he didn’t quiet my mother, he would have her arrested. My mother had a look of fury in her eyes when they met with mine. I knew right there and then that her love and commitment as a mother would induce a fight for justice. The bailiff was so nice to me. He kept asking me if I needed some water. I couldn’t talk. All I could hear was my mother’s cry, over and over. I couldn’t even hug her goodbye.
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The iPhone(TM) Now Helps Consumers Keep Their Family Safe from Sex Offenders with the WatchOut! Program
Written by Ricky Blackman
Tuesday, 21 April 2009 12:51
The WatchOut! iPhone application, which enables consumers to search any given area for registered sex offenders based on location or specific name, officially launches today. Ten percent of profits from the WatchOut! application go to the Domestic Violence Crisis Center (www.dvccct.org).
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The girl suspended from school - and threatened with expulsion - for taking her birth-control pill
Written by Ricky Blackman
Tuesday, 14 April 2009 17:38
The girl suspended from school - and threatened with expulsion - for taking her birth-control pill...
A teenage girl has been suspended from school for drug-taking, and recommended for expulsion - because she was seen at school taking her birth-control pill.
"I realize my daughter broke a rule," the mother told the Washington Post. But "the punishment does not fit the crime."
Many American schools have zero-tolerance drug policies, and they really mean zero tolerance - no cough medicines, no prescription drugs, no over-the-counter medicines. It sounds like the regime top sportspeople are subjected to. Everything in tablet form is suspicious, even if you or I may think it shouldn't be.
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The following editorial appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer on Friday, April 10:
States are facing a July deadline to track sex offenders under a misguided federal law that casts too wide a net and is too harsh toward juveniles.
The Adam Walsh Act - named for a 6-year-old boy abducted and murdered in 1981 - makes it a federal felony for a convicted sex offender to fail to reregister after moving to a new state. It also raises the penalties in many states for offenders who never registered.
The law approved by Congress in 2006 is an effort to monitor more effectively an estimated 100,000 sex offenders who are not living where they registered. Many states, including Pennsylvania, already have sex-offender registries modeled after New Jersey's first-in-the-nation "Megan's Law."
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When Vanessa Hudgens' naked photos hit the Internet, the "High School Musical" star quickly apologized. But sending nude or seminude pictures, a phenomenon known as sexting, is a fast-growing trend among teens.
The National Campaign to Prevent Teen & Unplanned Pregnancy, a private nonprofit group whose mission is to protect children, and CosmoGirl.com, surveyed nearly 1,300 teens about sex and technology. The result: 1 in 5 teens say they've sexted even though the majority know it could be a crime.
Phillip Alpert found out the hard way. He had just turned 18 when he sent a naked photo of his 16-year-old girlfriend, a photo she had taken and sent him, to dozens of her friends and family after an argument. The high school sweethearts had been dating for almost 2½ years. "It was a stupid thing I did because I was upset and tired and it was the middle of the night and I was an immature kid," says Alpert.
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DES MOINES — A working group studying a rewrite of state laws dealing with sex offenders is discussing the possibility of eliminating the residency requirement for all but those who have committed the most serious offenses against children.
Law enforcement officials have complained that the residency requirement, which prohibits some sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of a school or daycare, is too difficult to enforce.
The law left large areas of many Iowa cities off-limits and sent some sex offenders scrambling to find places to live. Law enforcement official also said it was difficult to prove offenders were breaking the law.
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Pennsylvania Teen Won't Be Bullied by District Attorney for 'Sexting'
Written by Ricky Blackman
Friday, 27 March 2009 16:56
SCRANTON, Pa. — One of three teens suing a Pennsylvania prosecutor says she does not want to be bullied by the district attorney, who threatened to charge the girls over racy cell-phone pictures.
Fifteen-year-old Marissa Miller said after a federal court hearing Thursday that she did nothing wrong when a friend took a picture of her and another girl in their bras.
Wyoming County District Attorney George Skumanick has threatened to file child pornography or open lewdness charges against the two girls unless they participate in an after-school program.
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