MySpace has a zero tolerance policy against registered sex offenders and recently enforced it by removing the user profile of convicted sex offender John Gardner.
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MySpace Removes Convicted Sex Offender John Gardner
Miami-Dade County is leading the push for softer residency restriction laws for convicted sex offenders in order that they may find a place to live. A new sex offender law may help with housing options.
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New Sex Offender Law May Help with Housing Options
Delaware’s death penalty is back on and the state will resume
Following their release from prison, sex offenders are already required by law to register or notify local law enforcement. In addition, many are required to wear
The California Supreme Court is questioning the legality of Jessica’s Law violates and whether sex predators should be treated differently
The Obama Administration is at work on re-evaluating and overhauling the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, more often known as No Child Left Behind. With some bi-partisan support in
The Kansas electric company Westar Energy Inc.
Cyberbullying is becoming more and more prevalent. From kids getting together on Facebook to “kick a ginger,” to bullies posting videos of their attacks, we have a whole new world of brutality for kids to worry about.
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Cyberbullying: A Rundown of Cyberbullying Laws
