As readers of this Florida sex crimes blog might agree, allegations involving a victim of a purported sex offense seem to be regarded as perennially newsworthy by most media publication. Never mind that an allegation is an unproven claim against an individual presumed to be innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
Florida prison system may lack in counseling services
According to a study, sex offenders who participate in group theory might have a better chance of staying clean. Yet convicted offenders serving prison time might not be receiving the treatment they need, based on a change in Florida law.
Military hires sex crimes prevention expert for talks, project
Readers have likely heard several recent media accounts of alleged sexual harassment practices in various military branches. One particularly scandalous allegation of sexual harassment and/or assault was brought against 33 training instructors.
Florida sheriff's office institutes homeless offender check-in
Florida readers of this blog likely have heard about the registration requirement to which many convicted sex offenders are subject. That requirement imposes a substantial check on individual privacy: the database is publicly searchable and produces an instant geographic listing of each offender’s residential address.
