The job of tracking California’s sexually violent predators is no easy feat. In fact, many argue that Jessica’s Law has made it all the more difficult for state parole investigators. The law requires sex offenders to return to the county where..
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Sex Offenders Difficult to Track under Jessica’s Law
New York lawmakers have proposed an expansion of the state’s DNA law requiring police to take samples from those charged with serious felonies. The proposed bill would help to expand the state’s DNA database, ultimately aiming to close thousands of unsolved… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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NY Lawmakers Propose Expansion of DNA Law
On May 12, it was reported that New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo was launching an investigation of eight major banks in relation to the information they provided to the ratings agencies tasked with grading mortgaged-backed securities offered to investors. This…
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NY AG Investigates Bank’s Relations to Ratings Co’s
Several states already have laws on the books to keep sexual predators off MySpace and Facebook. Now, CA sex offenders could get banned from social networking sites too. According to the Orange County Register, state lawmakers are proposing a new..
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Social Newtorks: CA Sex Offenders Could Get Banned
Constance McMillen, a senior at Itawamba Agricultural High School in Fulton, Mississippi can’t go to her school’s prom because it was cancelled. Thanks to her. On her big night, Constance wanted to bring her girlfriend as a date and wear a..
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Mississippi School’s Prom Cancelled over Gay Date
Many say existing California sex offender laws don’t go far enough and need to be under review. Among those people are the parents of Chelsea King who said they will fight for changes in sex offender laws.
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California Sex Offender Laws Under Review
Using a phrase like “a great bachelor pad for any single man looking to hook up,” might well get you into a spot of trouble, but not the kind you think. The Connor Group, owners and management company for nearly 1,900… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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‘Bachelor Pad’ Ad Gets Apartment Company in Hot Water
California will no longer shred sex offenders’ parole records as a part of the state’s new policy change. Instead of destroying parole records of sex offenders, the state will make contents accessible to the public. Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger ordered state corrections officials…
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California Makes Policy Change on Parole Records
The idea of whether to create a juvenile sex offender registry is up for debate in Tennessee. Here are some of the pros and cons: PROS: The public would become aware of violent criminals
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Juvenile Sex Offender Registry Up For Debate
In the wake of the brutal Orlando SeaWorld whale attack, the lawsuits have begun. But this lawsuit is not a suit against SeaWorld. Rather, it’s a suit to prevent the release of the video of the horrific incident, where veteran… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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SeaWorld, Brancheau Family Don’t Want Tapes Leaked
