By Sandy . . . Follow the money. How often has this advice been given, and how often has the heeding of it led to the unraveling of an enigma or a crime. The sex offender industry is both an enigma and
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UPCOMING EVENTS May 15, 2025 – Last Day to Sign Up for the NARSOL Conference at the Early Bird Rate (Sign Up Here) May 21, 2025 – Partner Webinar: Balancing Hope, Joy, and Challenge – Navigating Life on the Registry (Sign Up
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By Florida Action Committee… NARSOL Florida State Affiliate the Florida Action Committee (FAC) is outraged by the recent actions of the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office, which has forcibly displaced individuals attempting to rebuild their lives after serving their sentences. By clearing out
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By Sandy . . . Texas HB 3499 , authored by Rep. Vincent Perez, will remove the homestead exemption from the property tax responsibility of Texas’ registered citizens—every one of them homeowners occupying the property. This piece includes what was sent to
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By Sandy . . . “I am just one person,” he wrote. “I have been trying to find a place to live for ten months and it’s nigh impossible. . . I’m paroled to Milwaukee, a place I’m not legally allowed to
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By Sandy . . . Residency restrictions for persons required to register as sexual offenders are often enacted for no reason other than neighboring towns have implemented them. They spread like wildfire, and like that destructive force, they wreak their own form
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By Sandy . . . The Jacob Wetterling Registration Act, which created the sex offender registry; Megan’s Law, which mandates public disclosure; the Adam Walsh Act, which sets new guidelines: Each name evokes the image of a child and, for those required
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In advance of the all-advocates vigil to be held in Washington, D.C., March 3-4, this letter will be mailed to the Supreme Court. AN OPEN LETTER TO THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES (SCOTUS) Dear Chief Justice Roberts, We, the undersigned
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Advocates from across the nation will once again go to Washington, D.C. in early March this year for a one-day conference and a commemorative vigil held near the steps of the Supreme Court Building. Get information, save the date, and get sign-up
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By Stephen . . . The Florida 5th District Court of Appeals struck down the state driver’s license designation of labeled Sexual Predator as compelled speech in a 2-1 decision, citing earlier wins in AL and LA over the same compelled speech
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