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Level -> Still Waiting for Common Sense In Georgia (4/8/2007 8:04:12 AM)
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"It was not exactly Richie and Potsie getting lucky up at Inspiration Point.
Not, in other words, what people of a certain age are inclined to think of when they think of teen sex: girls who put out and guys who reach third base. Rather, it was a squalid, loveless and depressing example of what teen sex too often devolves to these days: a New Year's Eve party in adjacent hotel rooms, a cache of liquor and marijuana, and at least two girls servicing at least six boys, orally and vaginally, while a video camera ran.
Three years later, Genarlow Wilson of Douglasville, Ga., is a convicted child molester serving 10 years without parole for what happened that night. Last week, the Georgia Senate allowed a legislative deadline to pass without taking action on a bill that would have empowered a judge to reconsider -- and reduce -- his sentence. But Emanuel D. Jones, a senator who co-sponsored the bill, says that isn't the end of it..."
http://www.sacbee.com/110/story/147744.html
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