U.S. Supreme Court decision protects ‘fake’ child porn
April 25, 2002
A nationwide ban on “virtual” child pornography was struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court April 15. The Court found that the Child Pornography Protection
Huntsville Baptist churches sponsor addiction recovery programs
February 14, 2002
Darlene Rogers of Athens never went to prison, but she could have. Shortly after she turned 13, Rogers became a prescription drug addict. She
Legislative session expected to be low-key
January 17, 2002
If predictions prove correct, this year’s regular session of the state Legislature should be one of smooth sailing compared to last year’s storms of controversy
Alcohol harmful beyond teen years
October 4, 2001
The use of alcohol by teenagers not only threatens their present but can also impact their future. That assessment was offered by David Reynolds during
Media plays role in teen alcohol use
October 4, 2001
Alcohol and tobacco manufacturers are knowingly producing advertisements appealing to young people, according to professionals. That indictment was made by several speakers at a conference
Questionable Timing
September 27, 2001
Critics accuse Attorney General Bill Pryor of sluggish actions and of harboring an ambiguous stance on video gambling arcades. After more than a year of
Court rules against medical use of marijuana
June 7, 2001
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled May 14 there is no exemption to the federal ban on marijuana distribution even for patients who claim it is
Legislators debate arcade bill
May 3, 2001
Representative Arthur Payne, R-Center Point, is attempting to supply the “legislative putty” needed to fill the gaping cracks in the “Chuck E. Cheese” law that
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