Comments on: Supreme Ct. Justice Sotomayor tells it “like it is” about people on the registry

By: w

Wed, 02 Mar 2022 04:29:26 +0000

Well it only took 59 million years to get to that blatantly obvious truth. And all you really have to figure out is that the people at the helm of the system just try to create more ways to entrap the citizens they convict, especially the innocent ones. The cover-up has no limits when they can legislate any and all solutions to the “problem”.

Oh, I mean the problem of an infinitely imperfect system that was never meant to be perfect. People were always supposed to be able to win against the state. Even now, the state just can’t grasp that concept. They just keep covering up the mess they made, and will always have all the support they need when the mindless people keep foolishly consenting. They only see this “mess” affecting “offenders” and think about the most violent L&O svu episode they can remember to justify it.

But when it’s them they may start to think otherwise.

By: Tim in WI

Tim in WI — Sat, 26 Feb 2022 02:20:27 +0000

Sandy,
The judge merely points out how the registry is used to bar individuals out of the community. NYC residency restriction would be much more difficult to enforce without the public notice provided by the registry and regimes like it. So simply put the people use the database to banish which serves the same essential purpose as prison and jail. All really highlighted how correct the minority was in Alaska’s registry case.

However, there is the larger Constitutional issue. NYC operates as its own sovereign jurisdiction, but a place where the people are living under more than Federal & State, the two sole jurisdictional authority recognized by the US CONSTITUTION. Essentially Sotomayor is recognizing the erosion of due processes as a direct result of the enactment of OMNIBUS94.