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		<title>By: Mahndisa</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mahndisa</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 13 Jan 2009 22:36:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>01 13 09

Kip:
The Europe has no free speech articles haven&#039;t been up lately so I figured I&#039;d let you know about the case of a couple who were denied adoption because the father was obese. Crazy!</description>
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<p>Kip:<br />
The Europe has no free speech articles haven't been up lately so I figured I'd let you know about the case of a couple who were denied adoption because the father was obese. Crazy!</p>
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		<title>By: Jeffrey Deutsch</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jeffrey Deutsch</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hello Kip,

Wrt Mr. Musmacker, as you know he&#039;s specifically being accused of a criminal sexual act. As I&#039;m sure you also know, the media doesn&#039;t broadcast any and all details of a crime, let alone a sexual crime against a minor. So how do you know there is &quot;without more&quot; than just sitting in the car with the boy? 

Also, how do you know that Mr. Musmacker wasn&#039;t specifically prohibited from being alone with a minor? As far as I know, a large majority of child molestors are under exactly that prohibition. And one &lt;b&gt;could rationally&lt;/b&gt; assume that if someone is going to violate such a prohibition and take all the associated risks, he may as well have sex with the boy.

If the prosecution fails to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that any sex (or any attempt at sex) occurred or that he violated a prohibition, then by all means acquit him. If Mr. Musmacker was on parole or similar restrictions and they fail to prove by a preponderance of the evidence (the usual standard of evidence for revoking parole or probation) that he committed any of the offenses, including violating restrictions, then he should continue to walk free.

Do you, Kip, happen to know anything about this case that isn&#039;t in that article?

Cheers,

Jeff Deutsch</description>
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<p>Wrt Mr. Musmacker, as you know he's specifically being accused of a criminal sexual act. As I'm sure you also know, the media doesn't broadcast any and all details of a crime, let alone a sexual crime against a minor. So how do you know there is "without more" than just sitting in the car with the boy? </p>
<p>Also, how do you know that Mr. Musmacker wasn't specifically prohibited from being alone with a minor? As far as I know, a large majority of child molestors are under exactly that prohibition. And one <b>could rationally</b> assume that if someone is going to violate such a prohibition and take all the associated risks, he may as well have sex with the boy.</p>
<p>If the prosecution fails to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that any sex (or any attempt at sex) occurred or that he violated a prohibition, then by all means acquit him. If Mr. Musmacker was on parole or similar restrictions and they fail to prove by a preponderance of the evidence (the usual standard of evidence for revoking parole or probation) that he committed any of the offenses, including violating restrictions, then he should continue to walk free.</p>
<p>Do you, Kip, happen to know anything about this case that isn't in that article?</p>
<p>Cheers,</p>
<p>Jeff Deutsch</p>
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