Former Gerald Ford Elementary School Teacher Sentenced to Nine Years for Child Sex Abuse: KMIR Discusses with Jim Lewis

By Taylor & Ring | July 16, 2016

As published by KMIR, former Gerald Ford Elementary School teacher Robert Keith Bryan was sentenced to nine years in prison for committing lewd acts against several female students. “Our clients are relieved that he’s not going to be on the streets any longer. Some of our clients had to move out of the area because…

Opinion: LAUSD on wrong track re teachers’ sexual abuse of kids

By Taylor & Ring | July 9, 2016

Two guest commentators in a recent media article on the Los Angeles Unified School District’s response to the problem of predatory sexual behavior committed by teachers initially note what they say was the response to child molestation first structured by the Catholic Church and the Los Angeles Archdiocese. That response was grossly ineffectual and unethical,…

A tragedy re many serious, fatal accidents: they are preventable

By Taylor & Ring | June 30, 2016

It is of course infinitely sad every time a serious or fatal accident occurs in Southern California or elsewhere across the country. And the personal loss suffered by an individual or family can seem even more tragic when the precipitating factor most centrally contributing to harm is human error. A catalyst in many catastrophic injury…

Former high-ranking politician’s sex-abuse saga enters new stage

By Taylor & Ring | June 29, 2016

We last left off with one-time U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Dennis Hastert in a previous post, noting therein that the former politician — the longest-tenured Republican House speaker in the nation’s history — was soon scheduled to be sentenced in a high-profile criminal case involving allegations of sexual abuse committed against juveniles. There was…

Task force acts: Los Angeles fertile ground for child molesters

By Taylor & Ring | June 24, 2016

The Internet — ubiquitous and powerful — is seemingly a global conduit for every conceivable thing. It provides news coverage to the second, sports and entertainment information and a ready catalog of virtually every song ever written and recorded. It allows users to instantly communicate across the world with others, do homework and research projects…

Step 1 concluded: sex-crimes SOL passes California Senate

By Taylor & Ring | June 17, 2016

It’s a start. Would-be legislation in California is, well, would-be. That is, a bill is merely incipient and must clear multiple hurdles before it is deemed finally approved and can be enacted as law. A high-profile bill (SB 813, for short) focused upon the reporting window available for individuals to file legal claims regarding sex…

Annual summertime focus: Here come the teen drivers

By Taylor & Ring | June 15, 2016

Behind the wheel, judgment and focus are everything. Unsurprisingly, and from a collective standpoint, teen drivers in California and nationally flatly lack those attributes. The numbers don’t lie. Here are a few things to ponder, which convey the type of driving-related statistical information that fills more mature drivers with trepidation, if not outright dread. Just…

Child abuser’s case underscores sheer dimension of global problem

By Taylor & Ring | June 11, 2016

To any person in California or elsewhere who might believe that criminal law authorities, advocacy groups, compassionate and knowledgeable attorneys and countless other people overstate the case of pedophile-related activity and child sexual abuse, we submit the case of Richard Huckle. Huckle was sentenced by a London court earlier this week to 22 life sentences…

Desert Sands Unified School District Facing One of Many Molestation Claims

By Taylor & Ring | June 6, 2016

A former student alleges that Desert Sands Unified School District knowingly employed a child predator and exposed countless students to him. Three lawsuits have already been filed against the school district, with two ongoing cases and one other having settled earlier this year. However, it’s expected that many more allegations will arise. The claims stem…

Spat over sex crime statute of limitations

By Taylor & Ring | June 2, 2016

It’s a recurring and sometimes strident debate that often materializes across the country, including in California. Now a prominent businessman and legislator have rekindled the discussion in another state. That state is New York, with the subject being the statute of limitations applicable to child sex abuse cases. In New York, so-called SOLs greatly —…

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