... pedophile sweep in Switzerland, officials said the suspects included teachers, school psychologists, law enforcement officers and high ranking civil servants.15 [In 1993,] within months of Janet Reno's promise to "protect our children from abuse,"" 16 [she] tried to redefine child pornography to make it more difficult for prosecutors to go after NAMBLA child molesters.17 ... of the genitals or pubic area of the body [Richard Carelli (The Associated Press), "Administration Softens Its Definition of Hard-Core Child Pornography,"" 23 Sep 1993].18 Reno has argued for what amounts to unprece...

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... of such legal change. In three separate cases dealing with either federal or state obscenity laws, Roth v. US (1957), Stanley v. Georgia (1969) and Reno v. ACLU (1997) the full extent of the effect of the sexual revolution upon the Supreme Court can clearly be seen. In fact one can trace, ... before the "bubble burst" on Silicon Valley and the rest of the high-technology sector, the US Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of Reno v. ACLU. At issue was the "constitutionality of two statutory provisions enacted to protect minors from "indecent" and "patently offensive" communications ...

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... films and movies, there are similar concepts that are depicted throughout each movie. The first being the idea of teen virginity scripts. Maura Kelly looks at the idea of virginity scripts and how they are three different types of virginity scripts that appear in most television and movies ... virginity as a gift, showing "the pleasures of virginity and the positive consequences for maintaining virginity." (Kelly, 482). The second virginity script is the management script that says "suggested teenage sexuality was inevitable, if not entirely desirable." ... script portrayed virginit...

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... backyard. She frequently ran into the house in tears claiming she had seen a spider, a dog, or had heard a funny noise." Kalter noted the fearful behaviors of a little girl named Kelly (46). Kelly's parents separated when she was 18 months old. Her parents often got into harsh arguments, which may have been the cause of her fear (46). Fear may result from custody ... ...

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... virginity losses are illustrated. American teenagers tend to see it as a right of passage into adulthood. One of the three 'virginity loss scripts' used in television that sociologist Maura Kelly defines, which falls in line with Gossip Girl's depictions, is the 'management script'. In this script, teens use contraception, communicate with adults about their experiences, do it within a monogamous ... ...

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... spend time with. Romantic attraction has two more characteristics: physical attraction and resources where it refers to the things we can offer to our partners: stability, money, care, sex, affection, (Kelly & Thibaut, 1978), says: "If we perceive a person to have a lot of resources to offer, we are more attracted to them". How a stimulus is interpreted influences how individuals respond to that ... ...

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... sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, the ongoing activity of "The North American Man Boy Love Association" (NAMBLA), and the discovery of pedophilia in "Hollywood", such as Michael Jackson and R. Kelly, pedophilia has been but in the spotlight like never before. Pedophilia, by definition, is reoccurring sexual arousal and desires or fantasies involving sexual impulses toward a pre-adolescent child or children ... ...

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