Sue them until they are on their knees, and then sue them some more its the only way they will get the message.

I lived in NC for about 2 weeks… I registered and then I tried to get my son into High School. I went to the school and they let him in. I then went to the sheriff’s office to register with them and said I had a son and told them I got him into school. The guy almost arrested me on the spot. My “crime” wasn’t against a minor and I told him that. His reply? “Welcome to the Bible Belt! You have 2 options. Go to jail or leave the state and never come back.” Well I immediately quit the recently acquired job and told the school, via phone, that I was leaving. That was 5 years ago and now I am forced to live with my parents in NV. My mother talked to the guy and he told her that it doesn’t matter because NC has a blanket law and this clown of a cop put me on the SVP(Sexually Violent Predator) list in his S-hole state. I don’t live there and will never step foot in that state again. I say SUE the BEJESUS out of them and then, like the previous post said, sue them again. The blanket policies of the SOR is garbage. Sorry to ramble, but I know about this state and it’s attitudes towards SO’s. They basically think we are the scum of the earth and don’t deserve a 2nd chance, no matter what the “Crime” was. Good for these people to sue and to bring to light this bogus assumption that SO’s are out on Halloween to rape and pillage their own neighborhoods. We need representation more and more. Our numbers will exceed 1 million soon. And it’s not the same people… Keep up the good fight!

Hi, thats one thing wrong with our justice system. Here’s a story from the Washington Post: Circuit Judge Kevin Souza sentenced the 41-year-old on Tuesday in the fourth-degree sexual assault case, and granted him a deferral of a no-contest plea. If Aoki complies with the terms of the deferral, the conviction will be wiped off his record and he will stay off the sex offender registry.

So glad damages are being sought, as they most certainly should. If they wont listen to reason, I bet they start listening when they begin losing money. A+, this definately put a smile on my face.

Many of the 11 named plaintiffs in the lawsuit have been charged with taking indecent liberties with a minor, according to the N.C. Sex Offender registry. Other charges include felonious restraint against a minor, sexual arousal with a child, sexual battery and lewd acts with a child.
The media can’t help but put this in there to vilify NCRSOL and the people bringing action against the county. The media wholly supports and promotes this kind of harassment.