PRINTABLE PAGE Judge: Man Loses Assets Due to Abuse By Samuel Maull, Associated Press WriterOriginally published in The Associated Press, July 26, 2001 NEW YORK (AP) — A man who beat his wife nearly to death when she decided to…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Ex-Teacher Gets Year in Jail For Soliciting Student For Sex By Bill Hirschman, Education WriterOriginally published in the Sun-Sentinel, May 22, 2001 Harry Dellas, the Broward County teacher whose involvement in a string of sex-related allegations changed how…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Haiti Project Proves Feasibility of AIDS Therapy in Developing World By Deborah MitchellOriginally published by Reuters Health, July 12, 2002 BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters Health) — The debate over how to get antiretroviral drugs to poor countries has sometimes…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Emanu-El Criticized Over Cantor Case Ethics authorities say Nevison, pending sexual abuse charges, should have been suspended. Debra Nussbaum Cohen and Eric J. Greenberg, Staff WritersOriginally published in The Jewish Week, March 1, 2002 Experts in sexual ethics…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Convicted or Accused Originally published in The Oklahoman Online, June 17, 2001 More than a dozen Oklahoma educators have been accused or convicted of sex-related crimes in the last few years. Among those convicted or whose court cases…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Australia’s Aboriginal Women Call for End to Abuse By Michael PerryOriginally published by Reuters, June 21, 2001 SYDNEY (Reuters) — Some of Australia’s most high-profile Aboriginal women have called for action to end endemic domestic violence in their…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Sexual Attacks in New York City’s Schools Are Up Sharply By Edward WyattOriginally published in The New York Times, June 3, 2001 Sexual attacks in the New York City public schools are occurring at a rate of 10…
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PRINTABLE PAGE State Priest Dodged Abuse Claims Conviction ends practice of transferring him to new parishes By Mary Zahn And Tom Kertscher of the Journal Sentinel staffOriginally published in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, April 1, 2002 A Catholic priest accused of…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Sex Offender Registry Violates Due Process, Hawaii High Court Rules By Annie HsiaOriginally published in The National Law Journal, December 3, 2001 Hawaii’s version of “Megan’s Law”—a statute requiring convicted sex offenders to register with local law enforcement…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Judge Rebukes City Officials for Removing Children From Homes of Battered Women By William GlabersonOriginally published in The New York Times, March 5, 2002 In a scathing opinion released yesterday, a federal judge excoriated city officials for what…