Episodes 72 & 73 of Registry Matters Podcast
In the latest two episodes of Registry Matters:
In episode 72:
- A study finds adolescents are having sex before age 13;
- 2020 candidates propose allowing incarcerated people to vote;
- Candidate in Australia opposes spending $8M bucks on a registry, but there are “gotchas”;
- FOSTA-SESTA laws have paved the way for extreme alternatives;
- A deep dive opinion piece into the inconsistencies of recent SCOTUS decisions;
- A YouTube video regarding IML;
- Man in Illinois faces jail time for not registering a new car – WTH;
- A bill moving through Arizona house vanishes after police reports obtained;
- Interview on Fresh Air explains prosecutors and plea bargains drive mass incarceration;
- Decision out of Massachusetts to remove GPS monitoring from 3,000+ people;
- Pennsylvania will hear another challenge to the constitutionality of SORNA.
https://www.registrymatters.co/podcast/rm72-pennsylvania-high-court-to-review-sorna-again/
In episode 73:
- Larry and Andy discuss the challenges of youth and sharing images: damned if you do, damned if you don’t;
- Sheriff’s office in Green, NC has a mine resistant APC added to their equipment;
- New top prosecutor in Provo, UT has a different idea about prosecuting;
- New Brooklyn DA will not automatically oppose parole;
- Oregon senate approves big changes to juvenile justice;
- Debtors’ prison in North Caroline due to court costs;
- Judges being allowed to depart from mandatory minimums, but only sometimes;
- Trouble for high school that is considering charging student with harassment;
- Florida bill seeks to force registrants to register before arrival at hotels and other occupants to be notified.
https://www.registrymatters.co/podcast/rm73-hospitality-industry-required-to-announce-occupants
