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Is Checking The Sex Offender Registry Still Effective?
One previously registered sex offender and a current registered sex offender are arrested trying to buy a child in California. We examine the purpose of checking the sex offender registry.
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Daycare Staffing, Premise Security, And Wandering Toddlers
A three-year-old child left his daycare unnoticed and was found shopping at Walmart 25 minutes later. We examine the risk.
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Live Feeds And Safeguarding Children: Harms From Concussions
A daycare center is sued after a live feed shows a child being "yanked." We examine the facts and explore how rough treatment can lead to harmful concussions.
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Online Sexual Abuse And Exploitation Of A Child: What Are The Signs?
A man is sentenced for attempted sexual exploitation of a young teen. We list the signs of online sexual abuse.
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A Colossal Mandatory Reporting Fail Leads To A Huge Sexual Abuse Verdict
A deputy sheriff takes in a neglected minor and sexually abuses him. A $33M jury verdict is just one of many results when mandatory reporters fail to report. We examine.
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Articles

The Evolving Cyber Crime Of Sextortion: Who Are The Next Victims?
McCalmon attorneys discuss the crime of sextortion, and how criminals are targeting their next victims.
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Deepfake Technology Creates A New Type Of Child Pornography
McCalmon attorneys discuss the arrest of person accused of using AI to manipulate normal images of minors to create child pornography.
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The Many Challenges Of Spotting The Signs Of Parental Sexual Abuse
A former pastor is found guilty of sexually assaulting two of his daughters and is sentenced to 40 years in prison. We examine the risk.?
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Podcast: Will Retaliation Claims Surge After The New Supreme Court Ruling?
In a new podcast, McCalmon attorneys discuss the new U.S. Supreme Court case on a plaintiff's burden of proof under SOX and its implication as to retaliation losses in general.
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Podcast: The New DOL Misclassification Regulations
McCalmon attorneys Jack McCalmon, Leslie Zieren, and Emily Brodzinski discuss new DOL regulations regarding classifying workers as employees or independent contractors.
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