"Students at a Colorado high school exchanged hundreds of naked photos of themselves, prompting a felony investigation by police and the forfeiture of a football game because many players have been implicated in the sexting scandal, officials said."

"Any individuals that were convicted of a driving under the Influence charge in the County or District Courts of Dodge County during this time period can seek legal counsel to review their cases."

"A school district in South Carolina is investigating the actions of a school resource officer after video circulated widely on social media Monday showing him violently removing a student from her desk."

"San Diego police officials said they are asking the company that makes the department's cameras to see if technology exists that would automatically turn on an officer's body-worn camera when they draw their gun from its holster."

"Nicholas Bregg, 25, pleaded no contest to charges of second-degree attempted sexual assault and first-degree false imprisonment. Bregg was originally facing charges of first-degree sexual assault."

"His attorney learned the waiver had been signed without legal counsel present. Assistant Public Defender John Hascall said, "I don't think the prosecutor in this case did anything wrong, just I was able to find a loophole based on the diversion policies and I exploited it.""

"An 18-year-old Massachusetts woman who encouraged her boyfriend to kill himself can face an involuntary manslaughter charge, a juvenile court judge ruled."

"The tally of people shot and killed by on-duty police officers passed 700 on Wednesday night - a fatal milestone that is almost double the highest number of police shootings ever reported by the FBI for an entire year - according to a Washington Post database tracking all shootings death at the hands of police this year."

"When a police officer in Dayton, Ohio, handed John Felton a warning for a traffic signal violation, Felton asked whether he was stopped for something besides having out-of-state plates, according to a video of the conversation posted on Facebook."

"When it comes to gun massacres, the United States is tragically exceptional: There are more public mass shootings in the United States than in any other country in the world, according to a new study."

"The problem with drug-sniffing dogs is not that dogs aren't capable of sniffing out drugs; it's that we've bred into domestic dogs a trait that trumps that ability - a desire to read us and to please us. If a drug dog isn't specifically trained to compensate for this, it will merely read its handler's body language and confirm its handler's suspicions about who is and isn't hiding drugs."

"New study strengthens link between traumatic brain injury and crime"

"A 41-page report released by Amnesty International on Thursday found that states lack statutes that require officers to use deadly force only as a last resort to protect officers or others against imminent threat of death or serious injury."

""We find that kids who go into juvenile detention are much less likely to graduate from high school and much more likely to end up in prison as adults," says Joseph Doyle, an economist at the MIT Sloan School of Management and co-author of a new paper detailing the results of the study."

"Data collected by the Washington Post newspaper suggests that the number of people shot by US police is twice as high as official figures claim."

"I've put together a quick and dirty list of questions I'd like to see some or all of the candidates answer. I realize there's little to no chance this will happen. But they're worth throwing out there, if for no other reason than to generate some discussion."