PRINTABLE PAGE Group Posts Disciplined Doctor Data on Internet Originally published by Reuters Health, June 6, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — The consumer organization Public Citizen said Wednesday that for the first time, a portion of its database of…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Findings on Diffusion-Weighted MRI May Point to Shaken-Baby Syndrome Originally published by Reuters Health, February 25, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — Conducting diffusion-weighted MRI scans immediately upon admission for suspicion of shaken-baby syndrome (SBS) adds crucial information…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Mandela Urges South Africa to Change AIDS Stance Originally published by Reuters, March 7, 2002 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Former South African President Nelson Mandela warned on Thursday that people would die “in scores every day” if the…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Newsday’s Day Care Investigation In 1999, Newsday launched an eight-day series on day care in our area. It was the product of an 18-month investigation. Brian Donovan was the lead reporter, working with researcher Eden Laikin. They were…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Russian, U.S. Police Break Up International Child Pornography Ring By Niala BoodhooOriginally published by Reuters, March 26, 2001 WASHINGTON (Reuters) — U.S. authorities said on Monday they had broken up an Internet child pornography ring based in Russia…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Sex Video: Animal Torturers Jailed Originally published by Sky News (U.K.), May 28, 2002 Four people who made perverted sex videos of small animals being tortured and killed have been sent to jail. The gang tortured mice, a…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Court Upholds Life in Prison For Teenager By Paul Pinkham, Times-Union staff writer Originally published in The Florida Times-Union, February 7, 2002 At 14, Joshua Phillips was old enough to be sentenced to life in prison without parole…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Clergy, Abuse, and Jail Time Prosecutions are rare, but 75 priests or ministers have faced convictions, prison. By Mark Clayton and Seth Stern, Staff writersOriginally published in The Christian Science Monitor, March 21, 2002 BOSTON — Despite the…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Attorney General: Child Abuse Reports Are Public Record By Mark Hollis, Tallahassee BureauOriginally published in the Sun-Sentinel, July 25, 2001 TALLAHASSEE — Drawing praise from government watchdogs, Attorney General Bob Butterworth on Tuesday told Florida’s child-welfare agency that…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Court: Sex Remarks Not Protected By Kimball Perry, Post staff reporterOriginally published in the Cincinnati Post, June 24, 2002 Brian Bailey’s crude sexual remarks to a 16-year-old girl aren’t protected free speech and his resulting criminal conviction stands,…