By Regina F. The eighth grade teacher who allegedly got pregnant after daily sex with her year-old student was released from jail hours after she turned herself into police. The Stovall Middle School teacher allegedly told school district officials she had been engaging in a sexual relationship with the young boy since September, after they began flirting during a summer school session. The English teacher even fell pregnant with the eight grader's child in January after they had continuous sex for nearly nine months, according to police documents.

Ever since Gertrude Stein made her remark about the Lost Generation, every decade has wanted to find a tag, a concise explanation of its own behavior. In our complicated world, any simplification of the events around us is welcome and, in fact, almost necessary. We need to feel our place in history; it helps in our constant search for self-identity. But while the Beatniks travel about the country on the backs of trucks, the rest of us are going to college and then plunging—with puzzling eagerness—into marriage and parenthood. While the Beatniks are avoiding any signs of culture or intellect, we are struggling to adapt what we have to the essentially nonintellectual function of early parenthood. We are deadly serious in our pursuits and, I am afraid, non-adventurous in our actions. We have a compulsion to plan our lives, to take into account all possible adversities and to guard against them.

A teenage hacker was found to have more than 4, child sex abuse images on his computer, police said. Brush, who is from Mohave County, Arizona, was recently charged with ten new counts of sexual exploitation of a minor after a forensic examination of his electronic devices revealed thousands of child sex abuse photos. Brush faces a minimum of ten years in prison for each count if he is found guilty of the ten sexual exploitation charges.

Within the parameters of longstanding judicially recognized exceptions, law enforcement officials under the Fourth Amendment cannot conduct a search of an individual or their property without a warrant. However, as far back as , the U. Supreme Court has….