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Washington State Child Sex Abuse and Special Assault Defense Lawyers Experienced at Getting Your Life Back for You
Experienced Seattle, Washington Defense Attorneys Protecting Against False Allegations of Sexual Assault, Rape, Child Sex Abuse, Child Molestation, Rape of a Child, Assault of a Child, Domestic Violence, and Elder Abuse.
Not much is as frightening as being accused of sexual assault, rape, child abuse, elder abuse . . . any abuse of a vulnerable person. The revulsion people feel about crimes like these can override the presumption of innocence and even simple fairness. To a person accused, it can feel that life has stopped . . . and may never restart.
But the accused can get justice. For eighteen years top Seattle child abuse and special assault defense attorney David S. Marshall and his team have been getting it for them in civil, CPS, and criminal cases—as many of them report here. This record is the reason other lawyers refer their clients to David and his team. They defend against child abuse, sexual assault, rape, domestic violence, college sexual assault and elder assault allegations in courts and college and administrative hearings throughout Washington state—in Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma, Spokane, Everett, Vancouver, and other cities and towns; in King, Snohomish, Pierce, Kitsap, and other counties; and in Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, and other regions of the United States. Special assault defense is the work to which they have dedicated themselves.
Their dedication to child abuse and special assault defense means more than fighting for their clients in court. It also means keeping up to date on developments around the world in law, psychology, and medicine that concern allegations of child abuse and other special assaults. At this site you'll find some of those developments, as well as a lot about how the best child abuse and special assault defense lawyers work.
From Our Case Files
Jury Rejects Child Sex Abuse Allegations Tinged with Sleep... and Dreams?
The problem for the jury may have been the accuser was too articulate. Her memory seemed super-human.
False Memories Abound in Child Sex Abuse Trial
"Now everyone has a false memory." Thus did the prosecutor caricature my closing argument in his rebuttal argument.
Seed and Soil: Why Billy Accused Max
Usually when a child incorrectly alleges that he has been molested, someone close to him—or the child himself—has something to gain from the accusation.
A "Shaken Baby" Case Study: Judge Reverses CPS Decision That Woman Assaulted Infant
A Washington state woman's care of her foster infant has been vindicated by an administrative law judge.
Wed November 25 2015
Washington Legislature Modifies Sex Offender Registration Rules
Under Senate Bill 5154, Washington law enforcement agencies that are responsible for providing sex offender information to the public must assign risk levels to offenders.
News & Events
Tue April 12 2016
Doctor Attacked for Linking Ehlers-Danlos to Child Fractures
Dr. Holick believes Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a rare genetic disorder, can cause fractures that other doctors say must be the result of assaults or other very rough handling of the injured children.
Tue April 12 2016
In my neighborhood in Seattle and elsewhere I go in Washington State, I often see irrational limits on childhood activities.
State v. Baughman (2016)
Conviction Reversed for Failure to Consider Prejudicial Nature of State's Evidence
The State accused the defendant, Russell Baughman, of sexually abusing his girlfriend's daughter,
State v. Colburn (2016)
Conviction Reversed for Incorrect Application of Rape Shield Law
An appellate court has reversed convictions for incest, sexual intercourse without consent, and sexual assault.
Mon February 29 2016
Guantánamo Detainees in a Progressive's Paradise
David Marshall's client, Ahmed Adnan Ahjam, moved to Afghanistan after a friend's death in Syria caused him to think about eternity and led him to search for a society more focused on faith, not because he was an affiliate of al-Qaida.
Illinois v. Mpulamasaka (2016)
Court Reverses Sexual Assault Conviction for Insufficient Evidence of Force
The defendant successfully argued that the prosecutor did not prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt and that the prosecutor committed serious misconduct during trial.
Wed February 17 2016
Defending Special Assault Cases—Uniquely Challenging, Uniquely Rewarding
Undergoing prosecution for sexual assault, especially against a child, is the greatest life crisis most anyone will ever face.
Fri February 5 2016
Child Molesters Matter
There are many ironies in public attitudes toward child molesters. Prime among the ironies is that our fear of these men has led us to isolate them—yet a man's social isolation is often a large factor in his abusive behavior.
In Re Fero (2016)
Court Grants New Trial Due to Medical Community's Shift on "Shaken Baby Syndrome"
Fero was convicted in 2003 in Clark County Superior Court of first-degree child assault after a young girl she was babysitting was found to have serious brain injuries.
State v. Homan (2015)
Court Adds Intent Requirement to Washington's Luring Statute
The Washington State Court of Appeals has held that a statute making "luring" a crime is "overbroad" and is therefore unconstitutional as written.
State v. Besola (2015)
Child Pornography Description Insufficient to Meet Warrant Requirements
The seizure of child pornography on a computer and on several disks resulted in the defendants's convictions for possession of and dealing in depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
Wed January 6 2016
Critics of Federal Policy on Campus Sexual Assault Adjudication Are Needed but Absent
An article in the National Review has decried the failure of Republicans and of Congress to question the Obama Administration's policy on college disciplinary procedures for rape complaints.
State v. Irwin (2015)
Court Finds "Where Minors Congregate" Unconstitutionally Vague
The Washington Court of Appeals has held that an order not to "frequent areas where minor children are known to congregate" is unconstitutionally vague.
In Re Custody of ALD (2015)
Judge Finds Grant of Non-parental Custody Order Violated Mother's Constitutional Right to Raise Children
The government's interference with the parent's custody must be due to "extraordinary circumstances."
Wed December 16 2015
Child's Multiple Fractures due to Rare Medical Disorder, not Child Abuse
"The problem is radiologists, and even child abuse experts, do not have the expertise in metabolic bone disease . . . They just see lots of fractures, and they've been taught lots of fractures is obviously child abuse."
Mon December 7 2015
Preventing a Sexual Assault Finding, and Preparing for a Rape Prosecution
SAPO cases, like other cases alleging sexual assault, are not easy to defend, but putting effort into them can pay off, both right away and down the road.
Wed November 25 2015
Washington Legislature Modifies Sex Offender Registration Rules
Under Senate Bill 5154, Washington law enforcement agencies that are responsible for providing sex offender information to the public must assign risk levels to offenders.
Mon November 23 2015
California Senator Seeks to Eliminate Statute of Limitations for Sex Crimes
Statutes of limitations seek to prevent trials that are unfair because evidence has been lost through passage of time.
Tue November 17 2015
Washington State Legislature Establishes Standards for Campus Rape Cases
SB 5518 seems to require equal treatment of all accused of campus sexual violence.
Wed November 11 2015
"Shaken Baby" Prosecutors Criticized for Withholding Evidence
The Massachusetts prosecutors of Irish nanny Aisling Brady McCarthy are coming under attack in the press for withholding evidence that the baby McCarthy was jailed for killing did not die by criminal means.
Mon November 9 2015
Sex Offender Registration Hurts, Especially for the Innocent
Greg Torti is no longer in prison, but sex offender registration law makes him feel captive anyway.
Thu October 29 2015
New Washington Crime Targets Adults and Juveniles Differently
The requirements for adults and juveniles to commit the crime are different. That may subject the bill to an equal protection challenge under the U.S. and Washington constitutions.
Ashley Brown v. Department of Social and Health Services (2015)
Ashley Brown v. Department of Social and Health Services
The court then held that there was no substantial evidence to support DSHS's finding of neglect.
People v. Brown (2015)
Rape Convictions Reversed—Prosecutor's Factual Basis for Charges was Insufficient to Convict
Jane Doe was 15 years old. She claimed to have been gang raped after a friend, T.S., forced her to drink large amounts of alcohol.
State v. Arturo Cayetano-Jaimes (2015)
Rape Conviction Reversed After Trial Court Refused to Allow Deported Witness to Testify by Telephone
It has ordered a new trial because the trial court in Skagit County excluded highly relevant testimony from the alleged victim's mother.
In Re Dependency of H.S. (2015)
Washington Court Reverses Judge Who Found Abuse Based on Own Beliefs, Not Law
The judge decided that H.S. had been abused and therefore was "dependent," not based on the law, but based on the judge's own beliefs about proper parental discipline.
Thu September 10 2015
Shaken Baby Charges Dismissed Against Another Boston Nanny
The case against McCarthy collapsed when the medical examiner that had initially said the child died of "blunt force head injuries" withdrew that opinion.
Fri September 4 2015
Justice Requires Procedural Shake-up
According to the Innocence Project, sex offenses are by far the most common category of crimes of which the convicted are eventually exonerated.
State v. Strange (2015)
Washington Appellate Court Clarifies Standard for Whether Jury Has Been Tainted
The court decided that Strange was not deprived of a fair trial even though one possible juror stated his opinion that child molestation accusations always have some basis in fact.
Mon August 24 2015
College Sued for "Railroading" Those Accused of Rape
The young man was expelled for raping a fellow student. He says he was denied a fair hearing.
Wed August 12 2015
Aimée Sutton Participates in Judicial Institute
The Judicial Institute seeks to help teachers understand the legal process in a way that they can share with students.
Mon August 10 2015
Assessing the Abel Assessment Test
A small but vocal chorus of professionals and academics have criticized the AASI because of the paucity of peer-reviewed research on it.
Ohio v. Clark (2015)
Constitution Allows Children's Out-of-Court Statements, Supreme Court Decides
The U.S. Supreme Court has decided that the constitution permits children's out-of-court statements to be admitted in criminal trials.
Thu July 30 2015
David Marshall Named Avvo Clients' Choice Recipient
The honor is given to those attorneys who receive strong Avvo client reviews.
Wed July 29 2015
Sex the Legal Way
We are coming into the age of "yes means yes"—the notion that one may not initiate sexual contact without explicit consent.
Fri July 24 2015
Check Some of Your Rights at the Door in a College Disciplinary Hearing
A college disciplinary hearing can be a minefield of legal hazards for the accused as they navigate an investigatory process where fundamental elements of fairness are often lacking.
State v. S.J.C (2015)
Letting Young People Recover from Their Misconduct
The supreme court found the statute allowing judges to seal juvenile court files was, indeed, constitutional. Young people are different, it said.
Thu July 9 2015
Registering as a Sex Offender for Life: The Modern Scarlet Letter
Zachery Anderson also has been prohibited from using the Internet—quite an obstacle to his completing his college studies in computer science.
Thu July 2 2015
False Accusers Pay
My eyes opened wide when I read that lawyers for a child sex abuse claimant had paid a large settlement and had formally apologized to the men they had accused.
Fri June 26 2015
More Justice Available via Science
There is still a lot of room for science to improve our justice system.
Wed June 24 2015
Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse: Germany Does Without It
In Germany, a therapist is obliged to maintain confidentiality regarding any child sexual abuse committed in the past.
Thu June 18 2015
Aimée Sutton Named to WACDL Board of Governors
The criminal defense law association's mission is to improve the quality and administration of justice in Washington state.
Fri June 5 2015
Presume Them Innocent in Policy Debates, Too
If we started by presuming innocence in these cases we'd then ask what procedures we need to permit that presumption to be overcome by compelling evidence.
Tue June 2 2015
Jury Rejects Child Sex Abuse Allegations Tinged with Sleep... and Dreams?
The problem for the jury may have been the accuser was too articulate. Her memory seemed super-human.
Tue May 19 2015
Seeking a New Trial
Richard Cain had a constitutional right to testify in his defense.
Tue May 12 2015
A Mississippi trial court will soon hear evidence challenging the science behind Shaken Baby Syndrome
Jeffrey Havard was convicted of murder after a medical examiner diagnosed his girlfriend's six-month-old daughter with Shaken Baby Syndrome
Thu May 7 2015
David Marshall Wins New Trial for Client Convicted of Child Rape
Richard Cain argued that he was denied his right to take the stand in his own defense.
Wed May 6 2015
Prosecutor Apologizes for Role in Wrongful Conviction, Criticizes Denial of Wrongful Compensation Award
A Louisiana judge denied compensation for Glenn Ford, who was imprisoned for nearly 30 years after wrongfully convicted of murder.
State v. A.M. (2015)
Sexual Assault Conviction Reversed after Comment on Failure to Testify
During rebuttal argument, the prosecutor twice commented on the defendant's failure to testify during trial.
Wed April 1 2015
The Verdict Comes In
If the jury that had heard his trial on four counts of Child Molestation in the Second Degree said "Guilty," a corrections officer would appear and place him in handcuffs.
State v. Crowell (2015)
Washington Appellate Court Examines Excited Utterance Standard
The Washington Court of Appeals has reviewed a conviction for rape of a child in the third degree after the trial judge erroneously admitted hearsay evidence.
Mon March 30 2015
Shaken Science: Washington Post Examines Disputed Shaken Baby Syndrome Diagnosis
The counties with the highest numbers of shaking accusations in Washington state were King County, which had 7-10 shaking accusations, and Pierce County, which had 4-6 shaking accusations.
Fri March 27 2015
Petition Drive Launched for Assessment of Medical Diagnoses of Child Abuse
The petition is focused on infant brain injuries that were once called Shaken Baby Syndrome and are now called Abusive Head Trauma.
State v. Johnson (2015)
Felony Stalking Conviction Reversed after Thurston County Prosecutor Failed to Prove Repeated Followings
The Court reversed the felony stalking conviction, finding that the Thurston County prosecutor only presented evidence of one incident of stalking.
Mon March 16 2015
New Study Links Reid Interrogation Technique to False Witness Statements
False confessions can happen in any kind of case, but especially in heinous cases such as those involving rape, child molestation, and infant assault.
Fri March 13 2015
Should the Wrongfully Accused Receive Automatic Reimbursement for Incorrect SBS Diagnoses?
Law student argues that families wrongfully accused of shaking a child should be reimbursed by CPS, law enforcement, and medical providers for the financial costs of a wrongful SBS diagnosis.
State v. R.K. (2015)
Fresh-Complaint Evidence Leads to Reversal
The court found that the fresh-complaint testimony here was inadmissible because it did more than convey that a complaint had been made, and it was excessively graphic.
Wed March 11 2015
Man Awarded $9.2 Million for Wrongful Imprisonment for Rape
The judge considered the profound consequences of imprisonment, including several prison rapes, a resulting HIV diagnosis, suicide attempts, depression, and estrangement from his family.
Mon March 9 2015
CBS 48 Hours Explores Prosecutions for Child Brain Injuries
The show features Deborah Tuerkheimer, a Northwestern University law professor who has found rampant injustice in prosecutions based on 'shaken baby syndrome."
Fri February 27 2015
Marshall Defense Firm Celebrates Client's Release From Guantanamo
Ahmed Ajam was released after spending nearly 13 years in prison without ever being put on trial.
Wed Feb 25 2015
Doubts Cast on Study Linking Child Pornography and Hands-On Offenses
The shortcomings of a similar study—known as "the Butner study"—have also been publicized.
State v. Walker (2015)
Washington Supreme Court Reverses for Prejudicial PowerPoint
Almost half the 250 slides included the heading "DEFENDANT WALKER GUILTY OF PREMEDITATED MURDER."
Mon Feb 23 2015
Battle of Experts Takes Place in Shaken Baby Case
The prosecution charged Mahmoud Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim with attempted homicide, alleging that Ibrahim shook his four-month-old child resulting in brain injury.
Sun Feb 22 2015
Conviction Reversed after Scientific Shift in Shaken Baby Syndrome
In the decision, the judge stated that "there has been a compelling and consequential shift in mainstream medical opinion" regarding shaken baby syndrome.
Thu Feb 19 2015
Mississippi Supreme Court Reverses Where Defendant Unable to Afford Medical Expert
The supreme court reversed the conviction of Leevester Brown for shaking his infant son to death.
Tue Feb 17 2015
Columbia University Student Accused of Campus Sexual Assault Speaks Out
Almost two years ago, Paul Nungesser faced a campus hearing for sexual assault regarding an incident he calls consensual.
Mon Feb 16 2015
Connecticut Man Awarded $6 Million after Wrongfully Convicted
Kenneth Ireland was wrongly imprisoned for 21 years for the rape and killing of a mother of four.
Thu Feb 12 2015
The Problems with "Yes Means Yes"
Some have called the standard unreasonable and say that it would be difficult to implement in practice.
State v. Nichols (2014)
Admission of Sexual Habits Evidence Leads to Reversal
At trial, the State elicited testimony about the defendant's personal sexual habits during its questioning of the girlfriend.
Com. v. Foster F. (2014)
Court Reverses after Entirety of Sexual Assault Interview Admitted
The trial judge admitted the entire interview transcript without making any redactions.
McRoy v. U.S. (2015)
Court Improperly Admitted Videotaped Interview of Child Accuser for Lacking Foundation
The defendant was charged with multiple counts of child sexual abuse involving two of his stepdaughters and one of the girls' friends.
Wed Feb 4 2015
Post-Conviction DNA Testing Frees North Carolina Man
Sledge continually avowed his innocence over the past 36 years, filing multiple appeals that were denied without hearing.
Fri January 23 2015
David Marshall Client Released from Guantanamo Bay Detention Center by Obama Administration
Ahmed Ajam had been held at Guantanamo since 2001 without ever being put on trial.
In re N.C. (2014)
Confrontation Rights Violated When Child Accuser Unresponsive to Direct Examination
The court found that the juvenile did not have an opportunity to cross-examine the child accuser because her unresponsiveness proved that any attempt to cross-examine would ultimately be futile.
State v. J.M., Jr. (2014)
Acquittal-Evidence Cannot Prove Defendant Committed Prior Crime
In J.M., the defendant, a massage therapist, was charged with sexually assaulting a customer.
U.S. v. Laurita (2014)
Miranda Warning Required Where FBI Interviewed Suspect at Place of Employment
At the evidentiary hearing, an FBI agent testified that he did not give the defendant a Miranda warning prior to questioning.
State v. Duran (2014)
Lay Testimony about Delayed Disclosure of Childhood Abuse Held Inadmissible
The defendant appealed his conviction, arguing that the trial judge erred in allowing the professional to testify about the frequency in which abused children delay disclosure because the professional was a lay witness, not an expert.
State v. Kirk (2014)
Prosecution's Use of "Dixie" Lyrics in Rebuttal Closing Leads to Reversal
In the rebuttal closing argument, the prosecutor used lyrics from the song "Dixie" which included the words "look away."
State v. Jaquez (2014)
Conviction Reversed where Expert Witness Bolstered Child Witness's Credibility
The Supreme Court of Iowa has reversed a conviction for sexual abuse of a child after an expert witness vouched for the accusing child's credibility.
Kvasnikoff v. Alaska (2014)
Child Abuse Conviction Reversed After Prosecutor Elicits Pre-Arrest Silence Testimony
Generally, a defendant's pre-arrest silence is inadmissible due to its low probative value and high prejudicial effect.
Fri January 2 2014
Physicians Argue Shaken Baby Syndrome is Not Conclusive of Shaking
Many physicians have reported that a triad of symptoms may also be consistent with a short fall.
Mon December 29 2014
The Frailty of Memory and Justice
Among their most important points is that high confidence in one's memory of a particular fact—such as the recognition of someone as one's rapist—is no guarantee of accuracy.
State v. Brown (2014)
New Mexico Court Holds Bail Cannot be Based Solely on Nature of Charged Offense
While the defendant was charged with first-degree murder, he had proven that the non-monetary conditions of his release ensured he was not a flight or safety risk.
Wed December 17 2014
Charges Dismissed Against Manhattan Preschool Teacher Accused of Sexual Abuse
Malthe Thomsen, a student teacher from Denmark, was charged with sexual abuse after a co-worker reported to the school that he had inappropriately touched children.
State v. Gunderson (2014)
Washington Supreme Court Reverses After Prior Domestic Violence Incidents Improperly Admitted in Evidence
The Washington Supreme Court has limited the situations in which evidence of prior domestic violence incidents can be admitted at trial to impeach a witness.
State v. Ruiz-Piza (2014)
Oregon Court of Appeals Affirms Suppression of Shaking Confession
In Oregon, a defendant's admissions or confessions are inadmissible if the statements were made in fear of a threat.
Sun December 7 2014
Olympia Man Released After Accuser Recants
Jerry Lee Brock has been released, having been imprisoned since 1995 when a jury convicted him of child molestation.
Thu December 4 2014
Students Accused of Sexual Assault Bring Title IX Claims Against Universities
Counsel for students accused of sexual assault are calling attention to the inadequacies of university adjudication systems by bringing sexual discrimination claims against colleges.
State v. W.R., Jr. (2014)
Washington Rape Defendants No Longer Required to Prove Consent
The Washington Supreme Court has held that it violates due process rights to require a defendant to prove consent as a defense to a rape charge.
Wunsch v. State (2014)
Child Neglect Conviction Reversed Where Jury Instructions Included Uncharged Theory
A Florida Court of Appeals has reversed a child neglect conviction after the trial court instructed the jury that it could convict on an uncharged theory of guilt.
Wed November 26 2014
Swedish Supreme Court Finds SBS Theory Unproven
The Supreme Court of Sweden has found insufficient scientific support for the theory that underlies many prosecutions for assaulting infants and causing brain injuries.
Mon November 24 2014
New York Man Awarded $40 Million after Wrongful Conviction
His false confession to rape and murder came after a six hour interrogation and three lie detector tests.
State v. Lewis (2014)
Flawed Jury Instruction Leads to Reversal
Court overturns the conviction of man for sexual abuse of a child after his defense attorney failed to object to flawed jury instructions.
State v. Franks (2014)
Court Reverses after Evidence of Prior Child Molestation Charges Admitted
Conviction for sexual assault of a child overturned because the trial court improperly admitted evidence that the defendant was previously charged with child molestation.
State v. Lavalleur (2014)
Existence of Third Party Intimate Relationships Does Not Invoke Rape Shield Statute to Infer Guilt
The court found that exclusion of a third party relationship was prejudicial because the complainant's credibility was critical to the prosecutor's case.
Tue November 11 2014
National Research Council Urges New Best Practices for Eyewitness Identification
Research has increasingly uncovered the limits of eyewitness identifications—limits imposed both by human nature and by flaws in law enforcement agencies' procedures.
Wed November 5 2014
Harvard Law Professors Condemn New Campus Sexual Assault Policy
The professors state that the new procedures make a single Harvard administrative office judge and jury of accused students.
Mon November 3 2014
Washington Court Awards Seattle Man Nearly $500,000 after Wrongful Conviction
In 2013, the Washington State legislature had passed a compensation law for the wrongfully convicted that authorizes an award of $50,000 for each year a person is wrongfully imprisoned.
Commonwealth v. Letkowski (2014)
Defendant's Use of Right to Silence Cannot be Used to Infer Guilt
The defendant appealed a rape conviction, arguing that the trial judge had improperly admitted evidence that he invoked his right to silence after arrest.
Wed October 15 2014
Unreliability of Hearsay Statements in Assault Cases
A legal scholar argues that hearsay statements are not reliable enough to admit them in evidence at trials for domestic violence, rape, and other acts of interpersonal violence.
State v. Crumpton (2014)
Washington Supreme Court Holds DNA Testing to be Presumed Favorable to Defendants
The Supreme Court of Washington has clarified the showing a convict must make to obtain post-conviction DNA testing of biological evidence.
Fri October 10 2014
New York Judge to Examine Confession in Patz Case
A New York judge will determine whether the videotaped confessions of Pedro Hernandez, who admitted to murdering Etan Patz, are admissible.
Wed October 8 2014
North Carolina Brothers' Rape-Murder Convictions Overturned on DNA Evidence
DNA testing has cleared two mentally disabled North Carolina men for the rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl that occurred over thirty years ago.
Mon October 6 2014
Should States Compensate Families of the Wrongly Convicted?
Children and spouses of the wrongly convicted suffer financially because of the years of lost income.
Commonwealth v. Quinn (2014)
Conviction Overturned After Expert Vouches for Child's Credibility
The supreme court found that the trial judge had erred in allowing the social worker to testify that the girl's behavior was consistent with the behavior of victims of childhood sexual abuse.
State v. Slocum (2014)
Washington Court of Appeals Reverses For Improperly Admitting Evidence of Prior Child Molestations
The Court of Appeals found that the trial judge made a prejudicial error in admitting the testimony, and reversed the conviction.
Mon September 22 2014
Juvenile Interrogation Reforms Urged to Curtail False Confessions
Multiple studies have proven that those 15 years of age and younger lack the maturity and experience to fully comprehend their rights and the consequences of waiving them.
State v. Hernandez-Fabian (2014)
DNA Testing's Limits in Correcting Wrongful Convictions
Law professor Daniel Medwed calls for reforms to avoid wrongful convictions in the first place.
State v. Hernandez-Fabian (2014)
Oregon Court Reverses After State Fails to Give Proper Child Hearsay Notice
Oregon statutory law allows admission of child hearsay statements under certain circumstances but requires that prosecutors give 15 days notice to defendants that they intend to use such evidence.
Mon September 15 2014
Police Tactics Induce Juveniles to Waive Miranda Rights
Police have interests adverse to suspects; they would much rather see a suspect waive his rights than invoke them.
People v. Jefferson (2014)
Colorado Jury's Unrestricted Access to Child Interview Videotape Results in Reversal
The videotape contained the child's out-of-court statements to a forensic interviewer, detailing the alleged sexual contact.
Wed August 27 2014
Daubert Hearing on Shaken Baby Syndrome Looms
A Massachusetts court has been asked to conduct a hearing solely on the legitimacy of shaken baby syndrome as a valid scientific theory.
Mon August 25 2014
Senators Propose Campus Sexual Assault Legislation
This comes after the White House published a report in April detailing its plan to fight sexual assault on college campuses.
State v. Whitaker (2014)
Appellate Court Criticizes "Traumagenic Dynamics" Testimony
In the sexual abuse context, Washington precedent has held that experts cannot use a "generalized profile" of sexual assault victims to prove assault occurred.
Tue August 19 2014
Twenty-Year-Long Review of FBI Lab Hair Analysis Resumes
Nearly every criminal case reviewed as part of an investigation started in 2012 of problems at the lab has included flawed forensic testimony from the agency.
Mon August 18 2014
Video-Recording Interrogations Could Increase Wrongful Convictions
UCLA law professor argues that the vividness of a video confession can actually prejudice a criminal defendant.
Thu August 7 2014
Felony Child Abuse Charges to be Dropped Against Arizona Mother
Shanesha Taylor made national headlines when an Arizona prosecutor charged her with felony child abuse for leaving her small children in the car while attending a job interview.
People v. Thomas (2014)
Father, Once Wrongfully Convicted, Wins Acquittal
In 2009, Adrian Thomas was convicted of second-degree murder after prosecutors alleged he violently threw his toddler son down on a bed.
Cavaliere v. Florida (2014)
Police Officer's Bolstering of Child Witness's Credibility Leads
A Florida court of appeals has overturned a child molestation conviction because two witnesses, a police officer and a teacher, testified to the child's credibility during trial.
Del Prete v. Thompson (2014)
Del Prete Murder Conviction Overturned as Judge Questions Shaken Baby Syndrome Doctrine
The court overturned Del Prete's conviction after receiving new medical testimony that doubted the SBS diagnosis.
State v. Kinzle (2014)
Conviction Overturned for Prosecutor's Failure to Elicit Allegations
The Washington Court of Appeals has overturned a child molestation conviction because the child complainant did not include the criminal allegations in her testimony.
State v. Robert Barry (2014)
Demeanor at Counsel Table May Not be Considered Evidence
During deliberations, the jury asked the court if it could consider the accused's actions or demeanor in the courtroom during the trial as "evidence."
Thu July 3 2014
White House Report on Sexual Assault on Campus Neglects Rights of the Accused
Critics charge the report fails to acknowledge university adjudication systems infringe rights of the accused.
Tue July 1 2014
Lessons of the McMartin Case
In the mid-1980s, the McMartin Preschool child sex abuse trial shocked the nation with its accusations of rampant abuse at a California preschool.
State v. Gower (2014)
The Washington Supreme Court has reversed a man's conviction for sex crimes against his 17-year-old stepdaughter.


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John J. Macionis (pronounced "ma-SHOW-nis") was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He earned a bachelor's degree from Cornell University and a doctorate in sociology from the University of Pennsylvania. His publications are wide-ranging, focusing on community life in the United States, interpersonal intimacy in families, effective teaching, humor, new information technology, and the importance of global education. In addition to authoring this #1 best-seller, Macionis has also...See more
John J. Macionis (pronounced "ma-SHOW-nis") was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He earned a bachelor's degree from Cornell University and a doctorate in sociology from the University of Pennsylvania. His publications are wide-ranging, focusing on community life in the United States, interpersonal intimacy in families, effective teaching, humor, new information technology, and the importance of global education. In addition to authoring this #1 best-seller, Macionis has also written "Society: The Basics," the #1 most popular paperback text in the field, now in its ninth edition. He collaborates on international editions of the texts: "Sociology: Canadian Edition; Society: The Basics, Canadian Edition; "and "Sociology: A Global Introduction." "Sociology" is also available for high school students and in various foreign-language editions. In addition, Macionis and Nijole V. Benokraitis have edited the best-selling anthology "Seeing Ourselves: Classic, Contemporary, and Cross-Cultural Readings in Sociology," also available in a Canadian edition. Macionis and Vincent Parrillo have written the leading urban studies text, "Cities and Urban "Life (Prentice Hall). Macionis's most recent textbook is "Social Problems "(Prentice Hall), now in its third edition and the leading book in this field,"" The latest on all the Macionis textbooks, as well as information and dozens of Internet links of interest to students and faculty in sociology, are found at the author's personal Web site: http: //www.macionis.com or http: //www.TheSociologyPage.com. Additional information, instructor resources, and online student study guides for the texts are found at the Prentice Hall site: http: //www.prenhall.com/macionis. John Macionis is Professor and Distinguished Scholar of Sociology at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, where he has taught for almost thirty years. During that time, he has chaired the Sociology Department, directed the college's multidisciplinary program in humane studies, presided over the campus senate and the college's faculty, and taught sociology to thousands of students. In 2002, the American Sociological Association presented Macionis with the Award for Distinguished Contributions to Teaching, citing his innovative use of global material as well as the introduction of new teaching technology in his textbooks. Professor Macionis has been active in academic programs in other countries, having traveled to some fifty nations. He writes, "I am an ambitious traveler, eager to learn and, through the texts, to share much of what I discover with students, many of whom know little about the rest of the world. For me, traveling and writing are all dimensions of teaching. First, and foremost, I am a teacher-a passion for teaching animates everything I do." At Kenyon, Macionis teaches a number of courses, but his favorite class is Introduction to Sociology, which he offers every semester. He enjoys extensive contact with students and invites everyone enrolled in each of his classes to enjoy a home-cooked meal. The Macionis family-John, Amy, and children McLean and Whitney-live on a farm in rural Ohio. In his free time, Macionis enjoys tennis, swimming, hiking, and playing oldies rock-and-roll (he recently released his first CD). Macionis is as an environmental activist in the Lake George region of New York's Adirondack Mountains, working with a number oforganizations, including the Lake George Land Conservancy, where he serves as president of the board of trustees. See less
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It's probably not easy to calculate exactly how much oil is being spewed when the geyser is hundreds of feet below the water's surface. But it's even harder when you rush and use the wrong formula.
Sorry little guy, things are gonna get much worse before they get better.
Conventional wisdom had it that the BP spill was pumping 5,000 gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico every day. Where'd that number come from?
The figure of 5,000 barrels a day was hastily produced by government scientists in Seattle. It appears to have been calculated using a method that is specifically not recommended for major oil spills.While 5,000 was bad, the revised estimate is worse by a magnitude of ecological Armageddon:
Extrapolating from the 30-second snatch of underwater video that BP made available, NPR science correspondent Richard Harris reported that analysts think the well is spewing 10 times more oil into the Gulf than previously estimated, up to 70,000 barrels per day. As Harris put it, that's the equivalent of one Exxon Valdez tanker--previously the high-water mark for American oil spills--every four days.But at least we know how to stop it. Oh, wait.


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Rachmaninov, S.: All-night Vigil, "Vespers" / In our Prayers, Ever-vigilant Mother of God (Netherlands Radio Choir, K. Putnins)
Often referred to as 'Rachmaninov's Vespers', its fifteen movements in fact make up an All-night Vigil service. The choral writing makes huge demands on even the most skilled choirs. It is here performed by the highly regarded Netherlands Radio Choir, one of the largest and most versatile professional choirs in the world, conducted by Kaspars Putniņš. Also included is one of Rachmaninov's earliest works, unpublished in his lifetime, The Theotokos, Ever-Vigilant in Prayer.
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Bach, J.S.: Lutheran Masses, Vol. 2 (The Sixteen, Christophers)
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Fields of Control: Oil and (In)security in Sudan and South Sudan
Author: Laura M James
Publisher: Small Arms Survey
This paper 1) reviews the historical linkages between oil and security in Sudan and South Sudan; 2) identifies the key actors in the countries' oil sectors; and 3) assesses the current economic, political and security situations within and between th... More on «Fields of Control: Oil and (In)security in Sudan and South Sudan»
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Jun 2015
Climate Finance: Lessons From Rwanda
Author: Matthew Chennells
Publisher: South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA)
This brief describes 1) how Rwanda incorporates climate resilience into its government policies and development programs, and 2) the example it thus provides for other developing countries that are trying to attract international climate funding. More on «Climate Finance: Lessons From Rwanda»
Jun 2015
Central European Journal of International and Security Studies Vol 9, Issue 2: Regimes of Cooperation
Author: Michael Becker, Pavlo Ignatiev, Iveta Hlouchova, Šárka Waisová, Jan Kovář, Dagmar Rychnovská, Trian Urban, Natalia Piskunova, Jan Prouza, Jakub Horák, Aliaksandr Novikau, Teodora-Maria Daghie, Veronika Váchalová, Daniela Lenčéš Chalániová
Publisher: Central European Journal of International and Security Studies (CEJISS)
This issue includes articles on 1) the use of incremental escalation as a cost-avoidance measure in international conflicts; 2) Bangladesh's 2014 elections; 3) the privatization of security in the Czech Republic and how this could work in Afghanistan... More on «Central European Journal of International and Security Studies Vol 9, Issue 2: Regimes of Cooperation»
January 2015
The Role of Food Banks in Food Security in Uganda
Author: Joseph Watuleke
Publisher: Nordic Africa Institute (NAI)
This study examines the role food banks play in food security, sustainable livelihoods and building resilience to climate change among smallholder farmers in Uganda. More on «The Role of Food Banks in Food Security in Uganda»
Bulletin zur schweizerischen Sicherheitspolitik 2015
Author: Christian Nünlist, Lisa Watanabe, Matthias Bieri, Valerie Sticher, Florian Roth
Publisher: Center for Security Studies (CSS)
Das Bulletin zur schweizerischen Sicherheitspolitik 2015 befasst sich mit Themen der schweizerischen Aussen- und Sicherheitspolitik. More on «Bulletin zur schweizerischen Sicherheitspolitik 2015»
December 2014
Dec 2014
Towards 'Good Enough' Climate and Disaster Risk Governance
Author: Ian Christoplos, Charles Aben, Bernard Bashaasha, Hari Dhungana, Esbern Friis-Hansen, Mikkel Funder, Nguyen Thi Thanh Huong, Dil Bahadur Khatri, Lily Lindegaard, Carol Mweemba, Le Duc Ngoan, Imasiku Nyambe, Adam Pain, Le Thi Hoa Sen
Publisher: Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS)
This paper examines the relationship between disaster risk reduction (DRR) and emerging climate change adaptation (CCA) and how these two agendas are influenced by different governance systems, accountabilities and social contracts in Zambia, Uganda,... More on «Towards 'Good Enough' Climate and Disaster Risk Governance»
Dec 2014
The Role of Human Rights in Climate Change Adaptation
Author: Ian Christoplos, Mikkel Funder, Colleen McGinn, Winnie Wairimu
Publisher: Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS)
Drawing on examples provided by Kenya and Cambodia, this paper argues that inconsistent climate change policies increase the vulnerability of marginalized populations and lead to conflict over resources. More on «The Role of Human Rights in Climate Change Adaptation»
May 2014
May 2014
Revamping Artisanal Gold Mining in Zimbabwe to Catalyse Poverty Reduction
Author: Oladiran Bello, Megan Bybee
Publisher: South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA)
This brief discusses the challenges and opportunities presented by the artisanal (small scale) gold mining sector in Zimbabwe. More on «Revamping Artisanal Gold Mining in Zimbabwe to Catalyse Poverty Reduction»
May 2014
Institutional Capacity For Natural Disasters: Case Studies In Africa
Author: Anustubh Agnihotri, Justin Baker, Zachary Child, Adam Colligan, Sarah DeCuir, Rachel Fuerst, Matthew Guevara, Christina Iannuzzi, Anna Koob, Jaclyn Leaver, Dylan Malcomb, Christian Peratsakis, Milad Pournik, Loren Riemer, Tiffany Tripson, Savin Ven Johnson, Wes Ven Johnson, Rachel Wald
Publisher: Climate Change and African Political Stability (CCAPS) Program
This report looks at natural disaster management policies in ten African countries and how they differ. More on «Institutional Capacity For Natural Disasters: Case Studies In Africa»
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Assessing Drought Displacement Risk for Kenyan, Ethiopian and Somali Pastoralists
Author: Justin Ginnetti, Travis Franck
Publisher: Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) / Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)
This paper analyzes the phenomena of drought-induced displacement of pastoralists in parts of northern Kenya, southern Ethiopia and southern Somalia. More on «Assessing Drought Displacement Risk for Kenyan, Ethiopian and Somali Pastoralists»


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Sugarer reports equipment vandalizedApril 06,2013Vermont State Police are investigating vandalism to maple sugaring equipment in Newbury.
Owner Michael Emerson said someone stole, smashed and destroyed his sugaring operation equipment in three locations sometime between Monday night and Wednesday morning.
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Total Knockouts Impact
While the divas in WWE have taken to social media to beg the front office for more of a chance to shine, TNA has decided to put together an episode of Impact Wrestling this Friday that will feature nothing but their beautiful and talented Knockouts. Awesome Kong and Taryn Terrell will be featured in the main event championship match, while the rest of the show will put the spotlight on Angelina Love, Brooke Tessmacher, Gail Kim, Madison Rayne, and others.
April 20, 2015
Matt Hardy signs contract
John Gaburick has been a busy fellow this week. In addition to locking down Angelina Love to a contract, the TNA executive has also secured the use of Matt Hardy for at least another year. The company likes having Hardy around because his name value is still strong after years of being one of the more popular and profitable performers for WWE. Having him around also helps the front office secure television and advertising deals.
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Sir John Hegarty has said agencies should take their own advice and act more like brands, in the latest installation of Campaign's Talking Inspiration series.
Speaking as part of the series, hosted by Marc Nohr, Hegarty said: "One of the problems we have with agencies and communication business is that not enough of them believe themselves as brands – a belief of what they do and don't do.
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He said: "We spend all our lives advising companies to be brands and then suddenly, when it comes to ourselves, we're all things to all people.
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Sunderland fullback David Bardsley admits he won't be allowed back into Salford after knocking out former club Manchester United in their Capital One Cup semifinal.
Bardsley scored in the shock result.
He said: "I'm not sure I'll be allowed back into Salford, but it doesn't matter. Sunderland are going to Wembley and that's all that matters to me.
"I probably wasn't one of Sunderland's popular players six months ago, but that's football.
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Blog: All Things Olympics
John Meyer and fellow Post reporters post analysis, notes and minutiae on this blog devoted to the Olympics.
DALLAS — Natalie Coughlin has won 11 Olympic medals in swimming, but the pressure got to her Monday when she introduced Michelle Obama at an event to announce a collaboration between the U.S. Olympic family and the first lady's "Let's Move" initiative against childhood obesity.
"I am so nervous right now, meeting Michelle Obama," Coughlin said.
On a stage they shared with two dozen Olympians and Olympic hopefuls, Obama hugged Coughlin and tried to calm her.
"You've got a lot of medals," Obama said, "you don't need to shake."
The U.S. Olympic Committee and 10 of its national governing bodies announced a commitment to get 1.7 million children involved in sports this year for the first time. USA Track & Field, for example, will expand youth programs by 35 percent to reach 120,000. USA Swimming will enroll 530,000 in beginner programs.
"Sometimes all it takes is that first lesson, or that first clinic, or that first class to get a child excited about a new sport," Obama said. "And once they're engaged, that's when coaches and instructors can step in and become mentors. That's when discipline and teamwork can become daily lessons. That's when being active can become a lifelong habit."
The first lady will lead the U.S. delegation to the opening ceremony at the London Olympics on July 27. Obama spoke of fond memories watching the Olympics when she was a child, being inspired by Mary Lou Retton, Nadia Comaneci and Carl Lewis.
"When I am sitting in that stadium in London, cheering on Team USA, I'll be thinking about all those young people cheering them on at home," Obama said. "I will be thinking about the power of the Games to truly inspire a generation."
Before taking the stage, Obama met John Orozco, a gymnast who trains at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. Orozco told her about the countless hours his mother spent driving him to and from practice when he was growing up in the Bronx.
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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
I love it! The story is so cute and I love the dialogue. I just wish there were more levels.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
Cute story, but I wish there were more levels. I also liked the hint at the bottom, cause I couldn't get past the bomb. Thank you, pretty cool play!
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interesting game, nice music and story, but for some reason i didnt get any of the 3 completion medals when i beat the game.
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars
I got a bug where the saw tool wouldn't work; When I clicked the bar to start the cut, nothing would happen. If I clicked repeatedly the animation would start, but instantly go away. I could get around it by right-clicking, going to settings, and then closing the menu that pops up. After that process clicking the bar initiated the cut as per normal.
I also don't know if the cursor was where it was supposed to be. I got stuck on the robot stage, forced to retrace the cuts for the initial plates, and if I got lucky the bolts, over and over again. I kept spontaneously losing my cuts at a few hotspots, the last strip of the smallest bolt being the most obnoxious offender. It could just be that I suck, but I tried five or six times, I compensated to both sides of the line, I moved the mouse very slowly and deliberately, and the timer ran out every time because I couldn't make the same stupid cuts.
I guess I'm just not cut out to be the world's greatest welder. It was fun at first, but the bugs made made the experience quite frustrating.
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars
Be warned that there is a bug in the clock and bomb levels.
Clock Level: When you turn on the buzz saw and click off of the cutting path, the saw will shut off and cannot be turned back on.
Work-around: Restart and don't click off of the path.
Bomb Level: You cannot cut the orange wire that the bomb reports once you weld the wires together.
Work-around: I welded the orange components first, and then the rest. After I did that, I went ahead and cut the orange wire and it worked (after a restart from a "failed" first attempt).
Creator's gotta fix these bugs, but beyond that, cute, short game.


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Nah, the UFO's are around, ET is the mind thing. I do not know a single person who has met ET, so I do not understand how the identification is made as ET.
Yes indeed, Bade is always missed. Very busy I believe.
I am very flattered and thank you for the kind words (incl. Big D.), but Bade is indeed incredibly busy these days. I have time to check in on the conversations and I must admit that I am very impressed with the quality of the research and result dissemination on display (you know who you are and what I am referring to) and I truly wish I could join, but I can simply not take the time out of my schedule these days to put in the time I would like to post adequately researched and worded posts.
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The correct answer is b).
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a) One who advises only mutual funds (investment companies)
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