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By Frank Parlato . . . In response to the Frank Report post, Children of Parents on Sex Offender Registry Are Collateral Damage of Registry, numerous
[See the full post at: Response of NARSOL’s Rozek quoted in the Frank Report]

[Tired Old Man]

I would think that these people would want a DUI and a Selling Drugs hit list before a so hit list after all they have injured and killed more childern and have a very high recidivism rate then all other criminals. i think it’s time people on the so list start advocating for a drunk drivers list!

[Perry]

Fearmongering, is the most effective way to garner continued influx of Ca$h, to those Corrupt Public Officials seeking to be elected or get re-elected. By the way; it’s only a One Sided Coin, as there’s always a loophole or half dozen, for those same Officials who do commit the exact same kinds of crimes, but don’t get the Conviction Sentence Time, or put on a Registry. It’s going to take MONEY People, to fight this. And NARSOL, is the Vehicle with which we can fight against it. Let’s donate! I will begin doing so! All it takes is for each of Us to donate $10.00. If we all did that, even if only for just once, then we’ll see some real action going FOR US in the way of Court Battles being won more and more FOR US!
Done.

[GeorgeS]

I would say that Drug Offenders have the highest recidivism rate, for 2 reasons: 1) Addicts like to do drugs and many do not want to change and go back to it as soon as they leave prison. 2) A lot of dealers are from poor backgrounds and have limited education, I met some in prison who can barely read, so what kind of job could those people get when they get out of prison, so most will go back to selling drugs because it is good money. So with those kind of attitudes they should have to register not Sex Offenders. The funny thing is many are sex offenders themselves because they turn on women and teens on to their drugs and then once they hooked they put them out on the streets to be whores for them, or some may have sex with the teens that do not have the money to buy their drugs. So who is really worse, I think the recidivism rate says it all!

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