September 01, 2011 - by Steven Brownstein A Missouri school district has been accussed in a federal lawsuit that they failed to protect a middle-school girl from being raped, saying the girl "neglected to use reasonable means to protect herself." The 7th grade special education female student, was raped twice during the course of two school years, according to the lawsuit. The school told the mother that they thought that her daughter made it all up. Then she was suspended from school for "disrespectful conduct" and "public display of affection," finally being expelled. Since then, a boy pleaded guilty in juvenile court to unspecified charges (sealed) after the girl was raped a second time. The scholl cal...
September 01, 2011 - A Blog by Amy Ridenour ...One the one hand, the EEOC is telling employers, "Don't worry, hire criminals, they are contributing members...
September 01, 2011 - Illinois yanked the licenses 11 of health care workers citing a new law that bars registered sex offenders and people convicted of violent felonies...
September 01, 2011 - By Khristina Narizhnaya Filipp's high school grades were so bad that eventually he stopped going. After a few months he decided to make a f...
September 01, 2011 - White Powder Found In Alaskan Court Tests Negative For Snow An envelope containing white powder prompted the evacuation of the federal...
August 01, 2011 - By Lisa Rein The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is reexamining its requirement that employers do criminal background checks on job app...
August 01, 2011 - by Alyssa McDonald A senior NSW policeman says Australia would be foolish to dismiss a move for a "Clare's Law" to let women find...
August 01, 2011 - The Internet has recently buzzed with stories about how the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has given the official "OK" for Internet backg...
August 01, 2011 - The Ultimate Shoe-down: Christian Louboutin S.A. v. Yves Saint Laurent America In The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy taps her ruby red slippers three...
July 01, 2011 - by Janell Ross First, the college sent a letter. It welcomed Curtis Andrews, Ed.D, Ph.D, to its adjunct faculty. A few days later, the emai...
July 01, 2011 - by Sean Whaley A bill allowing victims of sex trafficking to clear their criminal records of prostitution-related crimes in order to get a fres...
July 01, 2011 - Sex And Stealing from The Blind A man was arrested after stealing from the blind cashier at the Hamilton County Courthouse deli on Tuesday....
July 01, 2011 - Employment screening background checks have become a mission critical task to ensure employers avoid the legal and financial nightmare of hiring em...
July 01, 2011 - by Lisa Rein The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is reexamining its requirement that employers do criminal background checks on job app...
July 01, 2011 - by Rich Harris You now have another reason to check your privacy settings. According to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, Social Intellige...
July 01, 2011 - Steve Brownstein, the Background Investigator, has not retired. (dated August 18,20011). I have found there are many individuals with ...
June 01, 2011 - by Jessica Alaimo Judge Richard Berens knows there are problems with Ohio's corrections system and more needs to be done to help ex-prisone...
June 01, 2011 - by Steven Brownstein I'm still hemming and hawing about my recent experience with the NAPBS guidleline exam for USA domestic court record r...
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