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an's Thursday petition for a rehearing by the full appeals court." The filing further "stated that the three-judge panel's June 24 decision ordering Sullivan to grant the Justice Department's motion to drop the criminal charges against Flynn has been stayed `pending disposition of the petition for rehear

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nd Elizabeth L. Jeglicc lairleigh Dickinson University Teaneck United States; ',Saint Louis University St Louis United States; <John Jay College of Criminal Justice New York United States ABSTRACT It is estimated that 30-45% of child sexual abusers use sexual grooming tactics. While sexual grooming is consider

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