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Year: 2019

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Who is a sex offender?

September 6, 2019Sandy RozekNARSOL Original

Names in quotation marks are pseudonyms; names with none are used with permission or are publicly known figures. By Sandy . . . “Evan” is 71 years old. He was charged with viewing illegal pornography, a federal internet crime. That was eight
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Law and Courts

Second Circuit: Private company home visits constitutional for registrants

September 5, 2019July 21, 2023NARSOLCourt Decision

By Amanda Ottaway . . . A Long Island sex offender who faced home visits from a private nonprofit contracted by his county did not endure an unconstitutional search, the Second Circuit affirmed Wednesday. Writing for a three-judge panel, U.S. Circuit Judge Christopher Droney noted
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Advocacy

BREAKING NEWS: Hurricane Dorian updates

September 3, 2019May 12, 2023NARSOL

BREAKING NEWS FOR HURRICANE DORIAN EVACUATIONS ***9/5 UPDATE NORTH CAROLINA: From the News-Observer: “Should a sex offender try to enter a shelter, a deputy from the New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office will take them aside, Schrader said, and offer them a location
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Advocacy

Don’t be scared! Get ready for Halloween

September 1, 2019May 12, 2023Sandy RozekNARSOL Initiatives

By Sandy . . . NARSOL will once again this year host a Halloween Marathon. This will be the third extended program of this nature that NARSOL has done, and we hope that everyone will participate. The intent of the marathon session
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Virginia grandmother prohibited from seeing grandchildren in school events

August 27, 2019Sandy RozekNARSOL Original

By Sandy . . . Seventeen years ago in Grayson County, Virginia, a fourteen-year-old boy named David and a 26-year-old woman named Shelly set in motion events that would reverberate for months, years, and decades to come. The background story: David was
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Advocacy

Message to registrants: Never give up

August 25, 2019a guest writer

By Timothy D . . . I’d like to share a bright spot of my life and hopefully shine some light on opportunities for others. Two years ago, I saw a group of motorcycle riders escorting bicycle riders for the MS society.
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A case against civil commitment

August 24, 2019NARSOLNARSOL Original

Reposted from August 14, 2018 By NARSOL . . . In view of recent developments in the case of Galen Baughman in Virginia, NARSOL restates its unequivocal opposition to the civil commitment process occurring in at least twenty states and in the
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NARSOL seats two directors for new three-year terms

August 22, 2019Paul ShannonNARSOL Original

By Paul and Sandy . . . It is with pleasure that the Executive Committee of NARSOL officially announces that Richard Earl has been elected to a new three-year term on NARSOL’s Board of Directors. We send our congratulations to you, Richard, and
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Law and Courts

NC Supreme Court affirms limitation of lifetime GPS monitoring for registrants

August 16, 2019July 21, 2023NARSOLCourt Decision, Good News

By Will Doran. . . Sex offenders have rights, too, and in some cases the state has been violating those rights, the NC Supreme Court ruled on Friday. The ruling concerns people who have been ordered to submit to satellite-based monitoring for
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Current Issues

We hold these truths . . . . but for how long?

August 11, 2019May 12, 2023NARSOLOpinion

By Larry . . . For those who cherish our Constitution, this is a sad time for our country. I deeply believe in the presumption of innocence and that the presumption of innocence follows those who have been charged with crimes through
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