8-Year-Old Charged For Sexual Conduct With Sitter; kutv.com, Jul 28, 2005 
A mother is upset after a 14-year-old babysitter engaged in sexual conduct with her eight-year-old boy, and the eight-year-old was charged with lewd conduct. 
[... The mother] went to police and child protection workers, and the case went to the district attorney, after which her son, age eight, had been charged with an act of lewdness with a minor.

How social workers took away our children for 11 months without a shred of evidence; Sue Reid, dailymail.co.uk, 09/05/2008
[The parents] were permitted to visit their children only under strict supervision, for just three hours a week. All letters which they sent to Jodie and Luke were vetted by social workers - making them feel like criminals. 
What's more, they were cruelly ordered not to say "I love you" to either boy or girl. Throughout this ordeal, the couple always protested their innocence and were relieved beyond belief. 

Orkney abuse scandal victim to sue for lost youth; Tanya Thompson, news.scotsman.com, September 11, 2006
"We kept telling them that we had not been abused, but they wouldn't listen," she said. "The interview techniques used were designed to break us down." [...]
She remains deeply critical of the interview techniques used and said she was under intense pressure from social workers to give them the "evidence" they wanted.
She claims to have been subjected to hours of intense questioning and was bribed with sweets to tell social workers what they wanted to hear.

Big Brother CCTV to spy on pupils aged four - complete with CPS evidence kit; Jason Lewis, Daily Mail, UK, December 29, 2008 
Schools have installed CCTV cameras and microphones in classrooms to watch and listen to pupils as young as four. 
[...] 
Classwatch, the firm behind the system, says its devices can be set up to record everything that goes on in a classroom 24 hours a day and used to compile "evidence" of wrongdoing. 
The equipment is sold with Crown Prosecution Service-approved evidence bags to store material to be used in court cases.

The War On Toddlerism 
Treating children as young as four as sexual deviants, criminals and subversives emphasizes slip towards the police state 
Steve Watson, Infowars.net, December 21, 2006

Nothing emphasizes the decline of America into an authoritarian police state more than the treatment of children as possible enemies, deviants or criminals. A few cases, involving very young children, have caught our attention this month that indicate in the current climate any sniff of power is corrupting absolutely those who believe they have it.
The AP reported today that a five year old boy has been accused of sexually harassing a kindergarten classmate:
Washington County school officials told Charles Vallance that his son pinched a girl's buttocks earlier this month in a hallway at Lincolnshire Elementary School. The school says that meets the state's definition of sexual harassment.
The father of the child insists that his son knows nothing about sex and was just playing. Nevertheless the "offence" will remain on the child's file.
This is not an isolated case. [...] 
Beyond schools, baby milk is being taken from mothers at airports and babies are being put through x-ray machines because they could be terrorists. [...] 
When it has got to the point where children are looked upon as possible sex criminal terrorists what hope do fully grown citizens have of not being treated in the same manner?