… And how much risk do they pose to a fearful public? Teachers. Businessmen. Military members. Politicians. Every week there’s another he...

Training by Keely Kolmes and Karen Franklin Do you ever stop and think about your professional use of social media -- whether Facebook, ...

Scott Ritter , the former U.N. weapons inspector, was among the most vocal in insisting that the Bush administration fabricated its claims o...

The Kid is all alone in the world, hiding in the shadows under the freeway, part of an ever-growing mass of exiles electronically shackled t...

At a time when many U.S. states are teetering on the verge of bankruptcy and essential public services are being slashed and burned, does it...

Psychology and Crime News is B-A-C-K! Emma B. was hosting this excellent source of news and information in the United Kindom back when I be...

With the controversy raging over whether pornography encourages sexual aggression, an important article has gone to press. Based on a review...

The Internet may not be such a dangerous place for children after all. A task force created by 49 state attorneys general to look into the p...

The current (December) issue of the Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law has a slew of interesting articles on sex off...

Unintentional wrinkle in sex offender hysteria A 15-year-old Ohio girl may have to register as a sex offender for the next 20 years – until ...

Can expert witnesses play a role? The following facts come from a court case much like several that I have been involved in: Dennis Joseph i...

American Psychologist , the flagship journal of the 150,000-strong American Psychological Association, is tackling the hysteria surrounding ...

Are your kids in danger from online Internet predators? Children do get preyed on, but the reality is far different from the popular percept...

Might mounting criticisms of NBC's "To Catch a Predator" signal a turning point in the cultural hysteria surrounding “sexual p...