Diane Dimond: Publicizing Safe Havens Would Save Lives of Newborns, Teen Parents
All corporations catering to young people should step up to help spread the word
Diane Dimond: Do Prisoners Deserve Free Medical Treatment?
Health care has become a luxury for many Americans but remains a perk for convicts
Diane Dimond: 9/11 an Unforgettable and Painful Anniversary
Let us remember, but without the televised overload of the country's worst terrorist attack
Diane Dimond: Readers Get Their Turn to Vent About Crime, Justice
Some columns and topics have touched a nerve with people
Diane Dimond: Texas Gov. Rick Perry Praying In Public Is Not Against the Law
Those crying 'separation of church and state' missing an underlying principle of America's freedoms
Diane Dimond: Frank Bender the ‘Re-composer’ of the Decomposed
His meticulous skull reconstructions brought justice for many victims by putting a face on the once unidentifiable
Diane Dimond: Failure to Test Is a Failure of Justice for Rape Victims
It's time for a nationwide effort to process the backlog of rape kits and get perps off the streets
Diane Dimond: In the Name of Justice, Perjury Should Never Go Unpunished
Roger Clemens and Cindy Anthony benefit from a legal system gone soft — to our detriment
Diane Dimond: Legal System Set Up to Give Rapists a Free Pass
Often it's the victims — and their pasts — who become the target of scrutiny and criticism
Diane Dimond: Casey Anthony Trial Makes the Case for Why We Dislike Lawyers
There should be a code of behavior that bars them from deliberately demolishing the reputations of others for the sake of their clients
Diane Dimond: The Families of Those Who Kill Are Victims, Too
Some struggle for years to get psychological help for their loved ones
Diane Dimond: After 40-Year War on Drugs, Next Logical Step Is Legalization
New policy involving regulations and taxation the best solution for a growing problem
Diane Dimond: ‘Dr. Death’ Jack Kevorkian Made Us Rethink Everyone’s ‘Right to Die’
Late pathologist sparked important national and family dialogues about life and death
Diane Dimond: Constitutional Immigration Reform We Can All Embrace
State legislators yearning for action are succeeding where Congress has failed
Diane Dimond: False Prophets and Their Profits
It would be divine if religious hucksters, who prey on the gullible, could reap what they sow
Diane Dimond: Why Not Give Professional Jurors a Try?
There might be a better way to grant access to fair and educated peer panels to hear court cases
Diane Dimond: It’s Time to Adjust Our Thinking About Sex Abusers
Our one-size-fits-all reaction doesn't help our communities or the offenders
Diane Dimond: In Aftermath of Bin Laden’s Death, What Kind of Nation Are We?
Vengeance feels good but the aftertaste can be a bitter one
Diane Dimond: Fair Trials in the Information Age
Upcoming capital murder case in Florida reveals the pitfalls of transparency of government
Diane Dimond: The Value of Boys & Girls Clubs of America
The organization has a proven history of keeping children on the right path
Diane Dimond: To Find a Missing Child, Start at the IRS
Parental abductors hide behind the agency's ironclad curtain of secrecy
Diane Dimond: Meaningful Prison Labor a Win-Win
Legislation would expand the program, saving states money and teaching inmates marketable skills
Diane Dimond: Searching the Family DNA Tree to Solve Crime
Only California and Colorado have put familial DNA technology to use, but other states should
Diane Dimond: Stopping Domestic Abusers Can Start at Home
It's not enough for victims to call police; they must find the courage to testify to stop the violence for good
Diane Dimond: Catastrophe in Japan Spawns Cyber Scammers
The robbing of charitable donations only adds to the suffering
Diane Dimond: Tax Fraud Goes Unchecked Behind Bars
Failing to monitor inmate mail and fake returns costs Americans at least $39 million
Diane Dimond: Allowing College Students, Professors to Pack Heat
Recent shooting rampages incite debate over concealed weapons on campus
Diane Dimond: Congress Needs to Get Its Fiscal Act Together
Cutting billions of dollars from the budget will hurt, but something has to be done
Diane Dimond: Digging Deeper on Teen Killers
Setting the record straight on statistics, and giving the families of victims their due
Diane Dimond: Is There Hope for Our Youngest Lifers?
Juvenile defendants deserve more than just tossing them in prison and throwing away the key
Diane Dimond: Obama Fails to Reassure a Fearful Nation
State of the Union speech lacked a plan for helping us feel safe enough to help tackle the work ahead
Diane Dimond: Help for the Innocent Children in Crisis
Franks Foundation and Reach a Child are two of many organizations making a difference in the lives of victims
Diane Dimond: The Distractions of Mass Murder
It's time to put politics aside and concentrate instead on the mental health of our fellow citizens
Diane Dimond: Free at Last in Mississippi — Well, Almost
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