Posted in H.R. 4472, Jessica's Law, Jimmy Ryce Act, Main, tagged Florida, Stranger Danger, lures, Junny Rios-Martinez, death penalty, Arizona, Mark Dean Schwab, sex offenders on February 18, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Great pains are taken by supporters of convicted sex offenders to distinguish between the severity of the offense. They are quick to point out crimes commited by juveniles against other juveniles are different from those of an adult against a child.
Why is it ok to lump a family member, friend, or neighbor into one category [...]
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Posted in H.R. 4472, Jimmy Ryce Act, Main, tagged child victims, Florida, Gary George Vadnais, Jacob Wetterling Foundation, James Walter Scott, Minnesota, misremembering, sex offenders, Twin-Cities on February 15, 2008 | No Comments »
Listening to the Congressional testimony concerning HGH, Roger Clements used a term seldom heard, misremembering.
Lot of misremembering going on, but Clemens is the one doing it
Will it become the new catch phrase of those accused of sex crimes when describing their victims? In a series of articles, the Pioneer Press has been running, Laura R. was [...]
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Posted in Jimmy Ryce Act, Main on April 5, 2007 | No Comments »
On Sept. 11, 1995, Jimmy Ryce was abducted after getting off his school bus in the Redlands, south of Miami. Multiple state and federal law enforcement agencies led a three-month search for the child before his backpack was found in Juan Carlos Chavez’s trailer. Chavez, at the time a local ranch hand, led authorities to [...]
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