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Prisoners Serving Their Time Too Often Abused in the System

A recent, nationally important piece was included in a Denver source that serves as a pressing call to action for human rights supporters. The Justice Department’s Bureau of Statistics investigated the United States’ prison and jail systems and uncovered the truth behind the sexual abuse that occurs within the country’s

Colorado Teacher Accused of Sex Offense

Last Wednesday, a Colorado man was arrested based on suspicion that he has had inappropriate contact with minors. As a foreign language teacher at Longmont High School, Alex Tinsley has consistent interaction with his young students. It was when an outsider saw Tinsley outside of school with one of his female students that

Colorado to Reconsider Sex Offender Laws?

It’s a rarity today to hear of any plans to lighten restrictions on sex offenders. But there is talk in Denver to reconsider the treatment and other hurdles low-level sex offenders should have to face after a conviction. On June 18, the Sex Offender Management Board is going to present their proposal

Federal Lawsuit Filed Over Teen Sexting Case

A federal lawsuit filed by the teenage girl at the center of a Pennsylvania sexting scandal could be a major turning point on an issue that has garnered confusion and criticism across the country. The woman in question, who is now nineteen, claims that high school officials went much farther

Sex Offenses are the Most Complicated Cases in the Colorado Legal System

Sex offenses are the most complicated cases in the Colorado legal system. Each sex offense will mandate a number of additional requirements beyond the sentence imposed. One of the most obvious collateral consequences is the requirement that anyone who is convicted of a sex offense is required to register as

What is a Sexually Violent Predator?

What is a Sexually Violent Predator? This is a special designation used in the state of Colorado for sex offenders that meet certain criteria. (1) It is an offender that is 18 years or older when the offense was committed or who is tried as an adult if a juvenile.

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