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    A New Grooming Law Should Not Change Child Protection Policy

    ByDebbie Ausburn September 24, 2026September 20, 2026

    Minnesota made grooming a stand-alone felony this August, and other states have passed similar laws in recent years. It is a genuinely interesting development in criminal law, and it is worth understanding. But the law really doesn’t address how grooming works.  More important, if you run a youth-serving organization, none of these new criminal statutes…

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