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Month: March 2019

Current Issues

Lenore Skenazy on Registry Report

March 27, 2019July 19, 2023someone outside of NARSOLAudio Recording

 Lenore Skenazy was once dubbed, “America’s Worst Mom” for letting her son ride the New York subway alone. In response, Skenazy founded the book and blog “Free-Range Kids,” with the aim of “fighting the belief that our children are in constant danger from
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Advocacy

Be careful! Scam targeting registrants has a new twist

March 27, 2019May 12, 2023NARSOL

New scams are calling registrants and saying a family member is arrested and needs help. Be on the alert no matter what state you are in. Reported in Virginia: https://wtvr.com/2019/03/26/scammed-sex-offenders-call-virginia-state-police-for-help/

Law and Courts

MA Supreme Judicial Court rules no on mandatory, blanket GPS monitoring

March 26, 2019July 21, 2023NARSOLCourt Decision, Good News

By John R. Ellement . . . Convicted sex offenders retain a constitutional right to privacy, and those rights are being violated by a state law mandating that everyone convicted of some sex crimes wear a GPS monitoring bracelet as part of
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Current Issues

Registry Matters Episode 69: Windsor Locks repeals excusion zones

March 26, 2019July 19, 2023someone outside of NARSOLAudio Recording

We are proud to release episode 69 of Registry Matters. We start off with a conversation about separation of powers where judges are trying to determine their working conditions; A listener phoned in a question about moving to another state; A patron
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Justice or judgment: What will the judge do?

March 23, 2019Sandy RozekNARSOL Original

By Sandy . . . In 1999, a young man of 17 met a young lady of 16. The details of the development of their relationship are murky; some reports indicate they were not sexually involved on the day for which he
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Advocacy

NARSOL CT affiliate successful in forcing repeal of local S-O exclusion zones

March 20, 2019June 13, 2023NARSOLGood News

By Anthony Branciforte . . . Voters decided Tuesday at a town meeting to repeal an 11-year-old ordinance banning people on the sex-offender registry from many public places in town. The 50-13 vote came after more than an hour of discussion about the
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Current Issues

RM68: Why do PA & MI try to keep everyone forever?

March 19, 2019July 19, 2023someone outside of NARSOLAudio Recording

In Episode 68 of Registry Matters: A Massachusetts town wants to use intervention before behavior escalates; We continue to hamper formerly incarcerated people from moving on in life; Law enforcement and victims advocates are scrambling in PA and MI regarding people coming
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Advocacy

Destroyed lives

March 17, 2019May 12, 2023Sandy Rozek

Originally published at Criminal Legal News By Sandy . . . In 1969, a man named Peter Yarrow, a musical pop star, opened the door of his dressing room to two sisters, ages 17 and 14, who were seeking his autograph. He
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I know I am, but what are you?

March 16, 2019a guest writerNARSOL Original

By Will Mingus . . . As a child, I was taught the adage, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never harm me.” But that’s not really true, is it? Ask any child who’s been the recipient of
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No crime, charge, or conviction? No problem; you could still be punished

March 15, 2019Sandy RozekNARSOL Original

By Sandy . . . Everyone will not agree, but it is my belief that much sexual offense policy is driven by a sincere desire to protect children and reduce the risk of harm to them. The fact that the greatest part
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