The Grand Jury was created 800 years ago to screen criminal indictments. The Fifth Amendment to the US Constitution states that “No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of war or public danger…”

Summer 2015 has been one for the history books. Bruce Jenner. Charleston Massacre. Same-Sex Marriage. Flags. Fetal body parts for sale. And let’s not forget Cecil the Lion. June’s Facebook newsfeed looked like the Confederates just shot Skittles out of a cannon. And July’s was full of babies and tigers. Everybody had an opinion. And you know what they say about that. Truth is, it’s fine for everyone to have an opinion. And it’s fine for everyone to share their opinions. But it’s wiser, and much more effective if we share it in a civil and nice way.

Springtime begs for children to be outside. Imaginations soar as children are running, playing, exploring, and enjoying the exciting and wonder-filled world of the playground. Bridges have trolls below, slides become exit doors for spaceships, and princesses rescued by their brave, dragon-slaying princes. Unfortunately, childhood dreams at the playground can quickly turn into nightmares if danger shows up for a play date.