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  1. Professor’s Case Stalled, But Not Work (The Hartford Courant)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Professor’s Case Stalled, But Not Work By Janice D’Arcy, Courant Staff WriterOriginally published in The Hartford Courant, November 23, 2001 The Yale professor convicted of sexually abusing a young boy in his care was supposed to be serving…

  2. Dead Girl’s Kin Sue Adoption Agency (The Fresno Bee)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Dead Girl’s Kin Sue Adoption Agency By Jennifer M. FitzenbergerOriginally published by The Fresno Bee, March 15, 2002 Five siblings of a murdered child on Wednesday sued the agency that placed them in the home of Angela Thompson.…

  3. Church Blocks Sex Priest’s Transfer (The Observer)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Church Blocks Sex Priest’s Transfer By Henry McDonald, Ireland editorOriginally published in The Observer, February 24, 2002 Opposition from the Roman Catholic Church has prevented the transfer of a convicted Irish paedophile priest to Britain. An Irish court…

  4. Laws Don’t Scare Illegal Providers (Newsday)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Laws Don’t Scare Illegal Providers Little to stop the unlicensed from caring for kids By Amanda Harris, Investigations TeamOriginally published in Newsday, 1999DAY FIVE Salvatore Visconti, a one-time sex offender with a 30-year history of criminal activity and…

  5. Pain & Prejudice (New York Daily News)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Pain & Prejudice By Lenore SkenazyOriginally published in the New York Daily News, OPINION, February 26, 2002 A few weeks ago I wrote about my friend Joan not taking the painkillers she was prescribed because she was afraid…

  6. Romero Gets 10 Years for Molestation (Whittier Daily News)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Romero Gets 10 Years for Molestation By Susan McRoberts, Staff WriterOriginally published in the Whittier Daily News, April 27, 2001 NORWALK — In a landmark case that led to the abolition of the statute of limitations for child…

  7. About 900,000 Americans Have HIV, Government Says (Reuters)

     PRINTABLE PAGE About 900,000 Americans Have HIV, Government Says By Maggie Fox, Health and Science CorrespondentOriginally published by Reuters, February 25, 2002 WASHINGTON (Reuters) — About 900,000 Americans are infected with the AIDS virus, and a quarter of them do…