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The Child Safety Act Of 2005
Important legislation has been introduced which, if passed, would go a long way toward protecting our nation's children from sexual predators. The proposed The Child Safety Act of 2005 would increase criminal penalties against convicted child molesters as well as close loopholes in laws that allow predators to roam free. Let's take a look at the pending legislation and how you can play an important part in seeing that it becomes law.
HR 3132, also known as The Child Safety Act of 2005, was introduced by Congressman F. James Sensenbrenner Jr., the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, on July 26th as a response to several high profile crimes involving children. Each crime committed involved the kidnapping,...
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Taping for TV prompts new-trial order; Appeals court rules on case involving Quincy man’s murder (Patriot Ledger)
In a ruling that could prompt challenges of more convictions in Boston cases, the state Appeals Court has ordered a new trial for two brothers convicted of killing a Quincy man because their attorneys allowed a television crew to tape confidential conversations with the defendants during their 1999 trial.
Judge denies Brown a new trial (Delta Democrat Times)
GREENVILLE - Circuit Court Judge Richard Smith denied King Young Brown Jr.'s quest for a new trial. He also denied all, but one of several other motions made from attorneys involved in the Brown case.
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