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Michigan Sex Crimes And Teens

In the wake of the recent tragedy resulting from a teenage sexual encounter in Huron Township, legal experts are saying that Michigan’s criminal sexual conduct laws should be reconsidered. Using felony offenses to punish an older teenage boy against a younger teenage girl (and vice versa) makes bad public policy.…

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Michigan Supreme Court To Hear Homeless Sex Crime Registry Violation Case

The Michigan Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments concerning whether a homeless man who failed to comply with the sex crimes registration requirement can be charged with a violation. At issue – whether it is a due process violation to prosecute someone for failing to register their residence when…

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U.S. Supreme Court Hears Argument Regarding Damages To Victims For Erroneous Placement On Sex Offender Registry

The U.S. Supreme Court heard testimony on Tuesday in a nightmarish tale underscoring the devastating effect sex crimes allegations can have on individual’s reputation and livelihood. In Los Angeles County v. Humphries, a California couple seeks to recover damages against L.A. County for the failure to remove their names from…

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Past Mistakes Shouldn’t Keep Those With Felony Convictions From Volunteering

A group of Grand Rapids parents are circulating petitions to allow them to participate in their children’s education through volunteering. At issue – past criminal convictions and the fact that some of the parent’s names are on the Sex Offender Registry. The Grand Rapids school district, as well as all…

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Man Lured Into Internet Sex Sting To Stand Trial

A man lured into a sex sting has been found competent to stand trial and will appear Friday in Livingston County Circuit Court. The Detroit man was one of nine men caught in an undercover sex sting targeting individuals who use the internet to send pictures or explicit materials to…

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Michigan DNA Analysis Backlog Leaves The Accused Waiting For Justice

Last month the Detroit Free Press ran a series exposing a serious problem affecting all of those interested in criminal justice – the overwhelming backlog of cases requiring biological testing – including DNA testing – which is often the key to freedom for those wrongfully accused and convicted. Today the…

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