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  1. Sexual Offenders’ Pictures On Web (The Denver Post)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Sexual Offenders’ Pictures On Web CBI speeds posting after 74 leave prison By Julia C. Martinez, Denver Post Capitol BureauOriginally published in The Denver Post, July 29, 2001 Pictures of repeat sex offenders released from state prisons last…

  2. Stepfather Confession Allowed at Rape Trial (Muskegon Chronicle)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Stepfather Confession Allowed at Rape Trial By John S. Hausman, Chronicle Staff WriterOriginally published by the Muskegon Chronicle, June 1, 2001 A confession by a Muskegon man charged with repeatedly raping his teen-age stepdaughter will be admitted into…

  3. Aftershocks (The Boston Globe)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Aftershocks The Pentucket hazing case still torments a victim and a community By Jackie MacMullan, Globe StaffOriginally published in The Boston Globe, March 3, 2002 He was drifting off to sleep when he heard them coming. There were…

  4. Female Stalkers Pursue Doctors, Psychiatrists (Reuters Health)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Female Stalkers Pursue Doctors, Psychiatrists By Charnicia E. HugginsOriginally published by Reuters Health, December 3, 2001 NEW YORK — Although most reports of stalking involve a male stalker and a female victim, stalking by females—experienced by both the…

  5. Mom’s Vices May Up Baby’s Attention Disorder Risk (Reuters Health)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Mom’s Vices May Up Baby’s Attention Disorder Risk Originally published by Reuters Health, March 26, 2002 NEW YORK — Pregnant women who drink alcohol and smoke may more than double their child’s risk of developing attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD),…

  6. Study Examines Police Sex Abuse (The Washington Post)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Study Examines Police Sex Abuse Targeting of Women Is Issue of Concern, Professors Say By Josh White, Washington Post Staff WriterOriginally published in The Washington Post, April 4, 2002 Police officers who sexually exploit women during traffic stops—as…

  7. Mom Can’t Sue AOL Over Child Porn (The Associated Press)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Mom Can’t Sue AOL Over Child Porn Originally published by The Associated Press, March 8, 2001 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The state Supreme Court said Thursday that federal law shields America Online Inc. from illegal transactions—in particular, the…