"Don't disclose", and disclose when there is a "major harm", "moderate harm", "minor harm", or "near miss" correspond, respectively, to statements 1 to 5 in Table 1(a).
But notably, the president did not ask for changes to the 2008 law to be part of the emergency supplemental he requested to deal with the border crisis, suggesting that the administration doesn't want to hastily redraw legislation that was passed to protect at-harm minors.
Glaeser was convicted of causing bodily harm to minors and fined $4,000.
The statute provides that the question of harm to minors is to be determined according to "contemporary community standards," the usual test for obscenity.
More than 400 indictments were issued in recent years alleging willful harm to minors as prosecutors sought convictions against a regime that no longer existed.
The experiments, secret for some 30 years, resulted in criminal trials in 1998 and jail sentences for doctors and trainers found guilty of doing bodily harm to minors.
He also questioned the scientific proof behind a central justification for the law: that the therapy causes serious harm to minors.
In her book, she argues that the main justification for censorship schemes, "harm to minors," is a specious one, used by adults to impose their own narrow standards on society.
She had taken a strong stance this year in supporting legislation to safeguard the right of parents to circumcise their male children, after a regional court in Cologne ruled ritual circumcision constituted bodily harm to minors.
Reports of threatened self-harm involving minors were the most numerous, with 156 in total.
