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March 8, 2010
Six year sentence. even though a court psychiatrist who examined him pushed for 30 years. hes not alone. in california a staggering 17,000 sex predators have been released since 2007. why are these monsters allowed to prey on more victims in our neighborhood. and joining us is mark klas as his 12-year-old daughter polly in 1993. this is painful for you to see that weve got 17,000 people out on the streets in california, why? >> well, in 2006 by 70-30. californians voted for jessicas law. one of ...
March 4, 2010
>> larry: marc klaas, why does this go on? >> first of all, i think that we have to listen to the experts. as dr. kalish said, hes been in business 30 years doing these kinds of assessments. weve taken it to another level. you know, larry, in 2006, californians passed jessicas law. among other things, jessicas law mandates that any person -- any violent predator being considered for release first must have an expert evaluation by two psychiatrists or psychologists. if that expert panel feels tha...
March 4, 2010
Managers are -- theyve set that aside. instead of using that expert panel, what theyre doing is allowing one health care professional to do a paper screening or record evaluation without any kind of an in-person interview at all. >> larry: why, dr. -- all right. i got it. >> this has put 17,000 of these sexual predators back on the streets. >> larry: why, dr. kalish, are you not listened to? >> well, i dont know the answer to that, but in this case there were a couple places where they missed th...
March 4, 2010
That aside. what theyre doing is allowing one health care professal to do a paper screening or record evaluate out any kind of in-person interview at all. >> larry: all right. i got it. >> this has put 17,000 of these sexual predators back on the streets. >> why, dr. kalish, are you not licensed to? >> well, i dont know the answer to that, but in this case there were a couple places where they missed the because. they missed the ball during the initial assessment where dr. carroll put out his ve...