Campus Rape Claims Prove False







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Sex Offender Registers His Registerers












Gray sued. 





 F*ck The Police, She Said

The Bird is Free Speech



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Can Pregnant Georgia Teens Marry Without Parental Consent?

Can Pregnant Georgia Teens Marry Without Parental Consent?





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Your Teen is Probably a Child Pornographer, Too

Your Teen is Probably a Child Pornographer, Too

Two teens were arrested in a Florida high school after one of them filmed the other having sex with another student:

Deputies say a 17-year-old boy had sex with a 15-year-old girl, reportedly on tables behind some book shelves.  They say the act was videotaped by a 15-year-old boy and shared via Bluetooth transmission with a female student.
The 17-year-old boy is now charged with lewd or lascivious battery. The student who videotaped the act is charged with transmission of pornography by electronic device.

The article doesn't say why the teen male was arrested but not the teen female.  It sounds like a consensual act, not battery.  Florida's age of consent for sex is 18, so both teens were below the age.

But what about the 15-year-old who recorded the act with his cell phone?  He recorded two people his own age (or older) having consensual intercourse, probably not realizing that he was producing "child pornography" because he doesn't consider them "children."  Then he transmitted it to another person which is an additional crime.  And the student that received it was then in possession of child pornography and may have shown the child pornography to others.

The crimes just keep adding up.  Do we really want to treat a teen recording other teens having consensual sex the same way we would treat a 60-year-old producing child porn in his basement?  Do we want to label these kids as "sex offenders" and put them on the Sex Offender Registry before they are even out of high school?

Georgia's House Bill 156 was signed in March and looks on its way to the Governor for signature into law.  Basically, it creates misdemeanor exceptions for teen "sexting" under certain circumstances.  This adds a little more common sense to the current Georgia law.   Note that it does NOT change federal law and does NOT apply to people 18 and above.  So while it is a welcome exception, it is still a narrow one. 





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FBI Applicant Admits to Child Porn

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You Are Probably A Child Pornographer, Part II

You Are Probably A Child Pornographer, Part II







So, having done nothing wrong; having been convicted of no crime; these parents were nevertheless branded as "sex offenders" and separated from their children while strangers probed their daughters' vaginas.

A federal judge in Phoenix sided with Walmart, ruling that employees in Arizona cannot be held liable for reporting suspected child pornography. The Demarees appealed to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, and on March 6 the court held a hearing before three judges. It's unknown when the appeals court will rule on the case against the city and Walmart.

So expect Wal-Mart to look at your family photos. 


The problem isn't Wal-Mart. They are in a no-win situation because of "mandatory reporting" laws.  Most states have laws that not only encourage the reporting of suspicions of crimes against children but punish the failure to report it.  (Apparently, our governments do not believe that we citizens are moral enough to report such things voluntarily and thus must be threatened with punishment for failing to do so.)  Wal-Mart is trying to error on the side of caution by reporting anything that might remotely be criminal, lest their employees face criminal charges for not reporting it. In other words, the law has left no room for common sense.

The story is here.

So if you are a parent of anyone under 18, remember that Big Brother is watching.  Big Brother has also conscripted Wal-Mart, teachers, doctors, and anyone else they can to help keep an eye on you through "mandatory reporting" laws.  Do not photograph or video your children doing anything without appropriate clothing.  If you do have such videos or photographs, do not email or text them, or post them on the internet.  Keep them on an encrypted hard drive with a strong key.  And if anyone from the government asks for permission to search, the correct answer is "no." 

Protecting yourself from government stupidity begins with protecting yourself from the government.

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ELEVEN False Rape Claims






So because she screams rape and puts on a show, some poor guy gets arrested, booked, photographed, fingerprinted, and interrogated for nine straight hours.   That's the sort of thing that leads to innocent peple making  false confessions just to get the cops off their back.

What if the CCTV footage hadn't existed?  It wouldn't just be her word against his, because these medical examinations almost always find a way to support the accuser.  It's usually some weasel words like "the medical findings are consistent with the patient's accusations" or are "not inconsistent with sexual assault."  Jurors latch on to that as proof of rape, even when the medical evidence is just as consistent with consensual sex.

I feel sorry for any man accused of rape, because they don't get fair trials. I've tried several rape cases in my career, and I'm always amazed at how closed-minded some potential jurors are. I've had potential jurors say, "A woman would never lie about being raped" and they mean it.  I guess these people have never heard of the Runaway Bride

It's tough for a man accused of rape to get a fair trial.  Men accused of rape or any other sexual offense need to make sure they have an experienced attorney on their side before walking into the courtrom.  


UPDATE:  Here's another example of an innocent man accused of rape because the "victim" didn't want to confess to consensual sex with her friend's boyfriend.

Ashleigh Loder, 25, wasted at least 100 hours of police time by inventing the assaults.  She first told officers she had been attacked by two strangers in an alley before changing her story to say a man she knew had forced her to have sex in her home.

In the UK, there's more aggressive prosecution of false claims than in the US.  Note, though, that this article is written to complain about the prosecution of false claims, not applaud it.

UPDATE II:  To make the double standard worse, we have people like Zerlina Maxwell arguing that any woman claiming rape should be automatically believed.  That's the attitude men are up against in court.


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Woman Cries Rape Because She Didn't Enjoy It





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Woman Cries Rape Because She Didn't Enjoy It

A Tennessee woman falsely accused a man of one of the most serious crimes on the books because, well, because she just didn't enjoy the sex:


On November 23, Lee had told police that after meeting up with a man she met online at, she and the man had gone back to a hotel together. According to a report, Lee said once at the hotel the man removed her clothes and, despite her protests, had sex with her.


During a second interview with police on November 27, Lee told the detective she wanted to drop the entire case because it was a lie. Police said Lee told them she had lied about the incident "because she did not enjoy it and it was bad."

Police charged her with filing a false report.

It's always wrong to falsely accuse anyone of a crime, but something like rape is especially horrible. At least they were kind enough not to put this guy's name on the internet. Long before she confessed, though, she probably enjoyed lots of attention and special treatment as a "victim" of crime that never happened. 

I feel sorry for any man accused of rape. I've tried several rape cases in my career by as a prosecutor and defense attorney. I'm always amazed at how closed-minded some potential jurors are. I've had potential jurors say, "A woman would never lie about being raped" and they mean it. I don't think they are just trying to get out of jury service. I sincerely think that they are clinging to this centuries-old idea that a woman who "admits" a rape is somehow lowering her own reputation in the community, so a woman would never devalue herself like that by falsely claiming rape.

That's just not the case anymore. Society accepts premarital sex as normal. A virgin bride over 18 isn't expected anymore. Therefore, women are now "free" to falsely accuse men they don't like of rape without lowering their own standing in the community. Unfortunately, the older idea that a woman would never do that persists in the minds of many potential jurors. Because of that, men don't get trials that are as fair and balanced as they should be.




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Supreme Court Skeptical About DNA Collection

Supreme Court Skeptical About DNA Collection

There is no big DNA database containing the DNA sequence of every American.  What little DNA database their is was mostly collected from convicts and parolees.  So while police may collect an unknown DNA sample from a crime scene, they often can't link it to any specific person, unless that specific person has already committed a crime and is already in the database. 

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You Are Probably A Child Pornographer



Judge Throws Out Case Against "Child Pornographer"









  1. was arrested
  2. was booked into jail for child pornography
  3. had his home searched
  4. had his computer searched
  5. had his friends interviewed
  6. was put on leave from his job
  7. had his children interviewed by social workers
  8. had to post bail
  9. probably couldn't be alone with his kids
  10. had to hire a lawyer

    Sounds like a "nightmare" indeed.



- John





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Man Sentenced to 1,000 Years

Man Sentenced to 1,000 Years

A Troup County judge has sentenced Peter Mallory to serve 1,000 years in the Georgia Department of Corrections for having a bunch of dirty pictures on his work computer. 


He is eligible for parole in . . . seven years.

O.C.G.A. § 42-9-45(b)

An . . .  inmate serving a felony sentence or felony sentences shall only be eligible for consideration for parole after the expiration of nine months of his or her sentence or one-third of the time of the sentences, whichever is greater. . .  inmates serving sentences aggregating 21 years or more shall become eligible for consideration for parole upon completion of the service of seven years.

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FBI Applicant Admits to Child Porn

Apparently, some people don't understand the "Investigation" part of "Federal Bureau of INVESTIGATION." 

Meet Dominick Pelletier.  While being interviewed for a job with the FBI, he admitted that he had child pornography on his home computer.  Not only did he not get hired, he would up with 80 months to serve in a federal prison without parole.  The dry opening of the Court of Appeals opinion is priceless: 



The lesson here is:  if you have child porn on your computer, don't tell anyone.  And especially don't tell the FBI.


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