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  1. No Jail Time For ‘Vile’ Child Porn (The Ottawa Citizen)

     PRINTABLE PAGE No Jail Time For ‘Vile’ Child Porn By David RiderOriginally published in The Ottawa Citizen, February 24, 2002 TORONTO — As police battle what they call an epidemic of Internet-distributed child pornography, Ontario’s top court has wiped out…

  2. Zimbabwe Declares Emergency to Fight AIDS (Reuters Health)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Zimbabwe Declares Emergency to Fight AIDS Originally published by Reuters Health, May 27, 2002 HARARE (Reuters) — The Zimbabwean government has declared a six-month emergency period to deal with one of the highest rates of HIV/AIDS infections in…

  3. Researchers Caution Catholic Church (The Associated Press)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Researchers Caution Catholic Church Originally published by The Associated Press, March 22, 2002 Researchers have identified a pattern in the molestation crisis afflicting the Roman Catholic Church: most of the victims are older boys. Noting this trend, some…

  4. Scientists Find Key Pain Protein – Study (Reuters Health)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Scientists Find Key Pain Protein – Study By Gene EmeryOriginally published by Reuters Health, January 10, 2002 BOSTON (Reuters) — Researchers have identified a key protein that controls severe pain, a discovery that might someday allow more relief…

  5. Prey State (The Boston Herald)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Prey State Massachusetts judges often lenient with child molesters By Karen E. CrummyOriginally published in The Boston Herald, January 12, 2001 Alleged cannibal child killer Nathaniel Bar-Jonah, who spent little time in jail despite repeated convictions, is a…

  6. O.C. Judge Accused of Child Molesting (Los Angeles Times)

     PRINTABLE PAGE O.C. Judge Accused of Child Molesting Crime: Alleged victim came forth after learning of child porn charges against Ronald C. Kline. By Jack Leonard, Times Staff WriterOriginally published in the Los Angeles Times, January 11, 2002 An Orange…

  7. Black Market In Transplant Organs (New York Daily News)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Black Market In Transplant Organs By Brian Kates, Daily News Staff WriterOriginally published in the New York Daily News, August 25, 2002 An international transplant Mafia based in the former Soviet Union is capitalizing on America’s organ-shortage crisis…