Governor Explains Why the Minnesota Sex Offender Program Is a Crock
Defending the constitutionality of civil confinement, Mark Dayton exposes the fallacy at its core.
Defending the constitutionality of civil confinement, Mark Dayton exposes the fallacy at its core.
Miscellaneous "sexual contact" goes from Class B to Class A misdemeanor when it takes place on train or bus.
A guide via The Washington Post and campus activists everywhere.
"We do not imprison citizens because we fear that they might commit a crime in the future," he says.
The police "said that this is a common thing," stated the Facebook post gone viral. And yet...
Invasion of privacy charges could lead to juvenile lockup or state prison for Cape May teens.
The Detroit Free Press takes a skeptical look at a system that treats public urinators like predators.
Excessive PDA, excessive sentencing
FBI says Hortencia Medeles-Arguello, 71, "should have known" some of the women were being controlled by pimps.
Senators sneak through SAVE Act as amendment, creating criminal liability for classified-ad sites.
Missouri cops seek to search student Dropbox accounts after seizing cellphones turns up no nude pics.
Bill would require schools to impose a minimum two year suspension on students found guilty of sexual assault.
Family says he's "a good person" who simply "lacked the self-esteem" not to stalk and sexually assault vulnerable women.
America is taking a punitive approach to teens who send each other explicit messages-and it's backfiring.
Josh Gravens went to prison when he was 12 for touching his sister's vagina. Now he's fighting to change the laws that destroyed his life.
Who benefits from branding these teens sex predators for life?
When is an ATM an "interstate commerce facility"? When the FBI needs to make federal prostitution charges stick.
Josh Gravens went to prison when he was 12 for touching his sister's vagina. Now he's fighting to change the laws that destroyed his life.
But shifting rape investigations from campus to cops riles many.
#TBT: We've been having the same sexual-assault debate for more than 20 years.
"Tough on crime" doesn't die, it just takes new forms
None of the four students involved in this investigation believe it was handled fairly and with respect for due process.
The legislation addresses much more than preventing and punishing traffickers.
Underage teens having sex is awkward, but it shouldn't be criminal.
At least 270 arrested in Houston prostitution stings since start of 2014
Former San Diego cop's legal fees covered by the city, won't have to register as a sex offender either.
The shutdown of sex-sales site Redbook made life more ignorant and dangerous.
Look, anti-rape policies that actually yield results!
In one case, the term sought by prosecutors was 17 times longer than the jury recommended.
Brothel wants state to screw everybody over equally instead of getting a little less grabby with everyone.
Liberals say guns won't mitigate college rape, and they're right. But affirmative consent won't help, either.
Two lawyers provide an in-depth look at their clients' frustrating struggle for fairness
Colleges are increasingly inclined to prevent all conceivable harm, not settle matters fairly.
You don't know what you're doing
The Office for Civil Rights and its army of bureaucrats would get $30 million.
I think a "LOL" is appropriate here.
'Words matter,' said Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes.
The movement capitalized on sympathy for victims of sexual assault to promote gender warfare, misinformation, and moral panic.
Debating assumptions about sexual violence drives Brown University over the brink.
What's next, throwing people in jail who say they'll call the next day and don't?