CriminalJustice
When two men convicted of sex offenses in other states quietly relocated to New Jersey without notifying anyone, they probably didn’t expect their cases would produce a landmark appellate court ruling. But in a consolidated decision issued on February 23,... Read More
Wyoming’s Grooming Bill: Child Protection or Pre-Crime Policing? Wyoming is on the verge of joining a growing number of states attempting to criminalize the grooming of children as a standalone felony. House Bill 9, which has already passed both the... Read More
Can a Registered Person Run for City Council? The Fresno Controversy Explained In Fresno, California, a political firestorm has erupted over a question most Americans have probably never considered: Should a person on the sex offense registry be allowed to... Read More
The complexities of legal systems often point towards the delicate balance between public safety and individual rights. One recent pivotal ruling by the South Carolina Supreme Court involving the case of State vs. Jason Bryant McSwain underscores this contention, particularly... Read More