lol you don’t get it why do you have to register in the first place its unconstitutional it violates your due proses and like 4or more other rights. It’s not a law it’s a punishment double deportee.

I was charged when I was 13 in 1993 before there was even a registry at all and I am in the same boat. I’ve been living out of state for the last 10 years though. In Texas the maximum time a juvenile has to register is 10 years . There are a handful of states that are the same and some don’t make juveniles register at all. If I were you I would move.

That’s a parole bill that only affects those people on parole. To it’s credit (I researched the bill itself) it doesn’t have the normal provision in these types of bills that excludes sex offenders from the protections of the bill, but I don’t understand your argument that this is especially good for sex offenders. This bill does not address registration requirements and frivolous FTR charges for technical violations of the registry that I can see. The term “sex” referring to a sex offender or someone charged with a sex offense only appears one time in the entire bill. I’ve argued against fighting parole and probation fights because that’s not really the fight for most of us on the registry. I actually agree with strict conditions of parole and probation because it is designed as a punishment in lieu of incarceration. Our fight, in my opinion, is much different. Many of us are long past our sentence imposed during due process, yet still have to deal with the unconstitutional registry. That’s our fight.

10 years and nothing has changed ??? You tell me ??? Crazy but true.

Registration should last no longer than 5 years After you are back on streets and then must be terminated unless the State can PROVE you are a danger by showing any new sex crimes not any non-sex related crime like stealing a candy bar.
law should not apply to Gov’t sponsored crimes on the internet like ICP (Internet Child Porn) that they intentionally leave out there for you to stumble upon. By this I mean, try to find it on any search engine and it will return “no results” in other words the search engines will not display results. Now take peer-to-peer sites like limewire or shareeza that WILL allow those searches and display results. They could easily prevent this but then the Govt would not have the easy picking they enjoy now so it is Govt sponsored sex crimes which they use to entrap you and deny you of due process.
As a side note, ever notice that when law enforcement commit sex crimes that they are reduced to misdemeanors or dismissed so they can keep their jobs and guns… so who is the real danger. Same applies to lawmakers.

You are correct about the civil distinction was intended to be irrelevant n Art 1 clauses. Congress shall pass ” no law”….
No law includes those civil that also in effect promoted increase penalties. But that too is being overlooked intentionally! Like the Cosby case reveals, some are perfectly capable of cheating, so long as public appeasement ensues.

Why,
You know my opinion, on “why? “the database. That IS the heart of it.
Rendering a human subservient by law however, is such an unnatural human disposition it would necessarily need tending in a nation of liberty loving men, women and children. Registration is nothing short of human indentured servitude to a state machine database. Albeit ” mainly administrative ” nevertheless constitutes common labor.
Either free men are paid to maintain database machine, or they are not. Certainly, states can sentence citizens for wrong and make registration part of the package, but must do so with restraint in due process.

Both Sex Offender Registration Act (SORA) and International Megan’s Law (IML) need to be over turned. Many of these laws were passed or amended after my conviction

The year I was convicted my state changed the registration from 5 years to lifetime. Fast forward to 2016 when IML was passed by Congress 25 years after my conviction. With IML they might as well put a dog collar around my neck with a GPS even though I don’t live in the US any more.

I have had to go to bat for myself and spend money to get off the registry. Hopefully in a few months I will no longer have to worry about SORA or IML.

P.S.-I tried to keep the comments about my own circumstances vague.