Yeahh these aren't related to pedophilia at all. They are just to make sure that people can't scream rape and then not have to prove anything for people who have never been convicted before.
My personal verdict. Sensationalist bullshit. I support this legislation.
"State Rep. William Marsh, R-Wolfeboro, is the sponsor of the bill. His argument is people are perceived as guilty as soon as they are accused of the crime and he points to the 2016 aggravated felonious sexual assault conviction of Concord psychologist Foad Afshar, who is serving 3 to 6 years for touching the genitals of a 12-year-old child during an appointment. Marsh argues Afshar was convicted with little evidence other than the victim's word and says the case could mean psychologists and psychiatrists may hesitate to treat children in the future."
Not related to pedophile, but this was in the article?
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gopluckyourself ago
Yeahh these aren't related to pedophilia at all. They are just to make sure that people can't scream rape and then not have to prove anything for people who have never been convicted before.
My personal verdict. Sensationalist bullshit. I support this legislation.
WakeyWake ago
"State Rep. William Marsh, R-Wolfeboro, is the sponsor of the bill. His argument is people are perceived as guilty as soon as they are accused of the crime and he points to the 2016 aggravated felonious sexual assault conviction of Concord psychologist Foad Afshar, who is serving 3 to 6 years for touching the genitals of a 12-year-old child during an appointment. Marsh argues Afshar was convicted with little evidence other than the victim's word and says the case could mean psychologists and psychiatrists may hesitate to treat children in the future."
Not related to pedophile, but this was in the article?