On her Facebook wall, Trish Gannon of the River Journal writes: "I hear Sandpoint Middle School invited the police in to talk to students about the zero-policy for 'sexting,' and that students were told if they were caught doing so, they would be arrested and registered as a sex offender 'for the rest of their life!' Sheesh. I can't think who I'm more disgusted with." Good conversation about this under way on Trish's Facebook wall here.
Question: Should a teen caught "sexting" be forced to register as a sex offender?
D.F. (Dave) Oliveria joined The Spokesman-Review in 1984. He currently is a columnist and compiles the Huckleberries Online blog and writes about North Idaho in his Huckleberries column.
On her Facebook wall, Trish Gannon of the River Journal writes: "I hear Sandpoint Middle School invited the police in to talk to students about the zero-policy for 'sexting,' and that students were told if they were caught doing so, they would be arrested and registered as a sex offender 'for the rest of their life!' Sheesh. I can't think who I'm more disgusted with." Good conversation about this under way on Trish's Facebook wall here.
