combining the results of small, heterogeneous studies does not necessarily bring one closer to the truth.

There's too much of an emphasis on protecting the police. We want the police officers, everyone involved in this, names exposed, none hidden.

With approval from the Scoutmaster, and the right advance planning, patrols of boys in their young teens and up should be able to make brief outings on their own.

Scouts are more likely to have an appreciation for things they know something about.

Each situation can be different, depending on where you are. Objective rules are less important than good judgment and common sense.

It's a shame we have to come to Washington, D.C., to get people from different countries deal with it.