Skip to content
  • SUPPORT NARSOL
NARSOL
  • About
    • Vision, Mission & Goals
    • Assertions & Positions
    • Affiliates
    • Leadership
    • History
    • Careers
    • Facts for Journalists
      • Press Releases
  • Resources
    • Resources Site
      • Organizations
      • Blogs
      • Podcasts
      • Research and Reference
      • Books
      • Full Site
    • Travel
    • State Wiki
    • NARSOL Publications
    • Recordings
      • NARSOL in Action
      • Conferences & Webinars
      • Lives on the Registry
      • Archive
    • NARSOL Digest
      • Subscribe
      • Advertise
      • Past Issues
    • FAQs
    • Speakers Bureau
  • Community
    • Partner Organizations
    • Connections
    • Fearless Project
    • Tales from the Registry
  • NARSOL’s Blog
    • Advocacy
    • Law and Courts
    • Current Issues
    • Announcements
  • Action
    • Legal Action Project
      • Legal Cases
      • NARSOL Involved Legal Challenges
      • Submit your case
    • Volunteer
    • Calendar
    • NARSOL CONFERENCE
  • Contact

Month: September 2017

Advocacy

ACTION ALERT – Combat Halloween Hysteria

September 28, 2017May 12, 2023Sandy Rozek

This is YOUR CHANCE to counter some of the ridiculous Halloween hype with facts. Patch publications have been very vocal each year with warnings and maps showing the homes of registrants in order to “keep children safe.”   NARSOL is currently sending out fact-filled
Read More

Current Issues

Does anyone really understand recidivism?

September 26, 2017May 12, 2023Sandy RozekOpinion

By Sandy…. The recent post about incorrect information put forth as fact on “The View” has prompted some lively discussion about the term “recidivism” and the difficulty — and even sometimes the wisdom — of engaging in accurate discussions about it. This
Read More

Current Issues

The ladies of “The View” need glasses

September 25, 2017May 12, 2023Sandy RozekOpinion

By Robin and Sandy . . . On “The View,” September 25, program regular Sunny Hostin said, in response to the announcement that Anthony Weiner had been sentenced to 21 months for sexting with a minor, that she felt the sentence was inappropriate
Read More

Current Issues

Anthony Weiner sentenced to 21 months in sexting case

September 25, 2017NARSOL

By John Bacon . . . Anthony Weiner, the disgraced former Congressman who pleaded guilty in May to sexting with a 15-year-old girl, was sentenced Monday to 21 months in prison. Weiner, 53, also faces spending the rest of his life as a registered
Read More

Current Issues

Is civil commitment protection, punishment, prison–or purgatory?

September 25, 2017NARSOL

By Maurice Chammah…. If someone finishes a prison sentence for a violent sexual crime, but might still be dangerous, should he be released? How do you know if he’s dangerous? And when does it violate his rights to hold him? On Monday,
Read More

Advocacy

The official yearly Halloween report

September 22, 2017May 12, 2023Sandy Rozek

By Sandy . . . Why advocate for not monitoring registered offenders on Halloween? What’s the harm? Most Halloween restrictions apply to everyone on the registry or everyone under supervision, whether or not their offense had anything to do with a child. This
Read More

Advocacy

Stories About Humans Needed Now!

September 22, 2017May 12, 2023Brenda JonesNARSOL Initiatives

By Brenda . . . It has often been said that until we can start changing the public’s perception of what “sex offender” means, we have an uphill battle. The best way to do that is to help folks encounter people who are
Read More

Law and Courts

Indiana Court of Appeals considers RFRA’s application to registered citizens

September 21, 2017NARSOL

By Olivia Covington . . . Shortly after the controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act went into effect in Indiana in 2015, the unlawful entry by a serious sex offender statute, which prohibits certain sex offenders from accessing school property, also became law.
Read More

Current Issues

The sex-offender panic is absolutely destroying lives

September 20, 2017May 12, 2023NARSOLOpinion

By Radley Balko . . . The video below tells the story of Shawna, an Oklahoma woman who is still in mandatory treatment because 15 years ago, when she was 19, she had sex with a boy who was 14. Over at the
Read More

Current Issues

Do public parks belong to all the public? Not in Oklahoma

September 19, 2017May 12, 2023Sandy RozekOpinion

By Sandy . . . “What is the point in doing everything right for years when it counts for nothing? Where is the incentive? What I did was wrong, but that was 15 years ago. I’m not the same person I was when
Read More

Posts pagination

1 2 3 Next

 

PO Box 36123
Albuquerque, NM 87176

Contact us

 

 

 

 

Topics

"Me too""No candy"signs"Sex offender" treatment2024 conference2024 OlympicsAbuse of powerAlabamaAmerica's bogeymenAmerican Law InstituteAngel WatchAngelWatchAntrim v. CarrArizonaArkansasAssumption UniversityAudio RecordingAudrii's LawAutomobilesAZRSOLBad legislationBob O'DekirkBOPCaliforniaCall to actionChild pornographyCivil commitmentCivil CommittmentCivil rightsCoalingaCongressionalConnecticutConstitutional challengesConstitutional rightsCorrLinksCounter-productive legislationCourt DecisionCriminal justice reformCruel and UnusualDan BonginoDavid GarlockDear AbbyDeath anxietyDeath penaltyDelawareDUI crackdownsEastern UniversityEditorialEffective v. ineffective lawsElectionsEleventh CircuitEmergency ManagementEmily HorowitzEntrapmentEvacuationsEventsFactsFederal lawsuitsFederal MarshalsFighting for changeFirestone ColoradoFirst AmendmentFiscal wasteFloridaFlorida Action CommitteeFlorida legistationForced physical castrationForgivenessFourteenth AmendmentFourth AmendmentFree speechGeorgiaGood NewsGunsHabitual offender enhancementsHallloweenHalloweenHalloween2023Halloween 2024Halloween signageHarvey WeinsteinHate groupsHate speechhomelessnessHomeowner's exemptionhousingHurricane HeleneHurricanesIllinoisIncarcerationInnocent until proven guiltyInternational Megan's LawJames LanhamJohn WalshJokiet ILJudicial reviewJuvenile offensesJuvenile RegistrationKentuckyLaw and PolicyLaw enforcementLaw enforcement "stings"LE compliance checksLegislaturesLicense plate markingsLifetime GPSLittlefieldLittlefield TXLouisianaLouisiana legislationLynette PetersMarked driver's licensesMassachusettsMediaMedia coverageMinnesotaMissing childrenMississippiMissouriMI Supreme CourtMitchell Hamline Sex Offense Litigation and Policy Resource CenterMN sex offense civil commitment programMobarez SolutionsMob mentalityMontanaMoose LakeMove to new stateMugshotsNARSOLNARSOL 2024 conferenceNARSOL BoardNARSOL ConferenceNARSOL conferencesNARSOL EditorialNARSOL InitiativesNARSOL OriginalNew YorkNew York Court of AppealsNomenclatureNorth CarolinaOhioOklahomaOnline solicitationOnline stingsOnline vigilantismOpinionOriginal domicilePackingham v. North CarolinaParolePassport revocationPassportsPatch "red dots"PennsylvaniaPeople v. LymonPolice stingsPorgographyProtecting childrenPublic PolicyPutnam County FloridaRe-entryRecovery residencesRegistered Sex OffendersRegistered sex offendesRegistered sexual offendersRegistrant's minor childrenRehabilitationResearchResidence restrictionsResidency RequirementsResidency RestrictionsRestorative JusticeRetroactivityRush to judgmentSafe Shelters ActSafetyScamsScare TacticsSCOTUSSecond chancesSen.Gary WinfieldSeventh CircuitSex offender failure to registerSex offender registriesSex Offender RegistrySexual offendersSexual offense convictionSmith v. DoeSocial mediaSouth CarolinaState AffiliatesState DepartmentStates RightsSupreme CourtTerror Management TheoryTerry D'ArcyTexastik-tokTravelTrick or TreatUnited NationsUS MarshalsVideovigilantismVivante EsperoVolusia County FloridaWashington StateWI SB874WisconsinWKRC CincinnatiYouth and the internetYouthful offender program

 


NARSOL © All rights reserved

  • NARSOL Bylaws
  • Disclaimer & Fair Use
  • Privacy Statement
  • User Agreement
  • Gift Acceptance Policy
  • Careers

Request a Quote