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MA - Court questions whether Plymouth County prosecutors should have charged preteen girls in rape case

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View the article here 02/06/2009 Teen boy claims discrimination BOSTON - In a ruling Friday, the state Supreme Judicial Court raised questions about whether Plymouth County prosecutors should have charged three preteen girls in a 2007 rape case, and not just a teenage boy. The state?s highest court ruled that Plymouth County prosecutors must turn over statistics on statutory rape cases to the teenage boy, who claims he is suffering discrimination because he was the only person charged after he had what he claimed was consensual sex with the three girls. The Plymouth County District Attorney?s spokeswoman, Bridget Norton Middleton, would not say what towns the four children lived in at the time of the alleged assaults between Aug. 10 and Oct...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on February 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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