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Saturday, May 17, 2008

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Residency restrictions prevent sex offenders from living within a certain distance (typically 1,000 to 2,000 feet) of a school, playground or other area where children gather.

Sex Offender Boundaries Deemed Ineffective

Prohibiting sex offenders from living near schools sounds like a good idea, but such residency restrictions may…

Faulty Machines Ready to Count Your Vote

Based on scientific research, we have a clearer picture of just how vulnerable our American voting system really…

A Prophylactic for Free Speech?

Re-emergent STDs lead some to call for restrictions on gay hookup Web sites.

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‘Stranger Danger’ Takes Back Seat to Family Fiend

A lot of mythology surrounds criminal sexual offenses, and, in many cases, these assumptions can hamper attempts to reduce recidivism.

Sex Offender Boundaries Deemed Ineffective

Prohibiting sex offenders from living near schools sounds like a good idea, but such residency restrictions may make it harder to supervise offenders — and without preventing new sex crimes.

Supreme Confidence

New research examines how controversial Supreme Court decisions affect American confidence in the nation's highest court.

Cigarette Ads Unfiltered

Presenting 10 cigarette commercials from TV's "golden era" featuring recognizable faces and truly astounding health claims.

The Miller-McCune Tobacco Documents Research Contest

Enter our contest and vie for a prize while unearthing dirt on past tobacco industry associates or practices.