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Year: 2018

Advocacy

WARNING: Scam is still alive and well

December 6, 2018May 12, 2023NARSOL

UPDATE: 12/17: Florida is added to the states where the scam has been discovered. If it is still operating in Idaho, you can be sure it is operating in other states also. Be careful!   http://kezj.com/idaho-state-police-warn-of-scam-targeting-sex-offenders/

Current Issues

RI shelter agrees not to limit number of registrants allowed

December 6, 2018June 13, 2023NARSOLGood News

By Providence Journal staff . . . The ACLU of Rhode Island and the state have settled a lawsuit over a state law capping at 10 percent the occupancy of registered sex offenders at the Harrington Hall homeless shelter in Cranston. The law
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Advocacy

NARSOL to Sen. Cotton: Stop misdirection intended to derail First Step Act

December 3, 2018May 12, 2023NARSOLFighting for change

Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas is working hard to influence his fellow Republicans from supporting a bi-partisan prison reform initiative. He is dividing the Republican caucus, claiming that senators who are in support of the act will be helping sex offenders, a tactic
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Action Alert — Sen. Tom Cotton: “No early release for sex offenders”

November 28, 2018Sandy RozekNARSOL Original

By Sandy . . . The First Step Act, now pending in the U.S. Senate, has been described as “a bipartisan-supported bill,” “an important but…modest first-step” toward desperately needed criminal justice reform. It is supported by legislators of both parties and by the
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Current Issues

Registry Matters 52: How homelessness can land you in jail

November 27, 2018July 19, 2023someone outside of NARSOLAudio Recording

As we didn’t plan on recording due to the holidays, this is a special bonus episode and a somewhat abbreviated one. TOPICS: What’s up with the First Step Act in the Senate?; Prosecutors in Kansas gain access to privileged recordings; SCOTUS to
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Advocacy

Give to NARSOL on #GivingTuesday

November 26, 2018May 12, 2023NARSOL

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27th is #GivingTuesday We need you to help support our work to fight the scourge of sex offender registries by giving to NARSOL’s foundation and legal fund today. Together, with gifts from hundreds of other registered citizens, their families, supporters
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Advocacy, Law and Courts

NARSOL’s attorney wins important procedural due process case

November 25, 2018July 21, 2023Robin Vander WallCourt Decision, Good News, NARSOL Original1 Comment

By Robin . . . Jonathan Merideth moved to North Carolina in 2004 after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor sexual offense in the state of Washington. Upon arriving, Merideth checked in with the sheriff’s office in his county of residence to find
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The denial of redemption

November 24, 2018a guest writerNARSOL Original

By Rich A . . . What exactly is redemption?  Many are familiar with the religious concept of redemption:  the payment of a price, or ransom, to secure release.  In criminology, redemption often is defined as the point in time when a person
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On the registry? Do you know everything you should?

November 22, 2018Sandy RozekNARSOL Original

By Sandy . . . In a recent column, Dear Abby makes the unqualified statement that a person with a Level 3 or Tier 3 designation on the sexual offense registry means that the individual is “. . . the most dangerous
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Advocacy

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL

November 21, 2018May 12, 2023Sandy Rozek

A happy Thanksgiving to each and every one from NARSOL.

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