Trick or treating isn't as scary as the cops think.
National Reform Sex Offender Laws challenges you to find a single example.
Perfect safety is impossible.
He is developmentally disabled. He poses no threat to children. Still, he is now a felon.
Government thought it couldn't prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt.
He kept the photos: for evidence.
Nice to be surprised every now and then.
War on moms
New Jersey high schooler says it was for an assignment.
'Truly negates his or her identity...'
Moral disapproval trumps facts.
Defendants have to prove the contact was non-sexual
You can't be too careful.
Thank god that bystander was there.
Tragedy makes for terrible public policy.
Cop says most women in her situation "would do anything to get out of this."
Thanks a lot, nosy neighbor.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court makes life a little less miserable for registered sex offenders.
Sheriff said it looked like a handprint.
Mental health services are strained-the kids just can't handle failure.
Think of the children.
Call it Fear-Pokemongering.
Residency restrictions are so broad and confusing, sex offenders aren't sure where they are allowed to live.
Why so young? Because people tend to have sex with other people their own age.
Too sensitive to hyper-sensitivity
PokemonGo isn't making people less safe. It's bringing people together.
It takes the shock of an unjust death to remind us that sex offenders can be people who are good men.
Children must be accompanied by adults and adults must be accompanied by children.
40-year-old man was acquitted of rape, but UK officials don't care.
School foofaraw
Is one death per 10,000,000 a truly reckless safety record?
Or else they will be sex-trafficked.
Kids are pretty safe, it turns out.
The illusion of perfect safety
When mistakes become crimes.
The homeless person was actually an undercover cop.
Mom released on $25,000 bond.
Parents make mistakes. It's not criminal. It's human.
If the manhole in front my apartment suddenly blew up, I wouldn't blame a nearby mom.
'A mother at the park saw something she disapproved of and, luckily for your son, she overreacted.'
Charged with child abuse
At the University of East Anglia, you can't be too careful.
Don't worry, they returned the terrifying weapon to his parents.
A substitute bus driver missed them.
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