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  1. No Force Behind Enforcement (Newsday)

     PRINTABLE PAGE No Force Behind Enforcement When it cites providers, state doesn’t follow through By Brian Donovan, Investigations TeamOriginally published in Newsday, 1999DAY THREE A day-care teacher in Hempstead hit a 4-year-old in the face, state records say, splitting his…

  2. Segregation of Teenage Inmates is ‘Child Abuse’ (The Independent)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Segregation of Teenage Inmates is ‘Child Abuse’ By Jason Bennetto, Crime CorrespondentOriginally published in The Independent (U.K.), February 11, 2002 Thousands of teenage inmates are being placed in isolation cells as punishment and physically restrained by prison officers…

  3. Young Inmates Found to Keep Life of Crime (The Miami Herald)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Young Inmates Found to Keep Life of Crime State’s get-tough stance criticized; rehabilitation urged By Ronnie GreeneOriginally published in The Miami Herald, July 31, 2001 Florida’s youngest inmates are far more likely than adult convicts to continue with…

  4. Stolen Innocence (The Jewish Week)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Stolen Innocence Rabbi Baruch Lanner, the charismatic magnet of NCSY, was revered in the Orthodox Union youth group, despite longtime reports of abuse of teens. By Gary Rosenblatt, Editor And Publisher, The Jewish Week Baruch Lanner is widely…

  5. Opposition Grows to Searches of Students (Los Angeles Times)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Opposition Grows to Searches of Students L.A. Unified: Critics allege privacy violations, say results don’t justify the policy. District says it’s a small price for safety. By Duke Helfand, Times Education WriterOriginally published in the Los Angeles Times,…