Comments on: NARSOL Files Federal Lawsuit Challenging Texas Deregistration for Federal Convictions

By: J L

J L — Thu, 12 Mar 2026 18:25:05 +0000

I hope this challenge to the Texas system goes well. I am not able to benefit from a positive outcome but I pray and hope that the ones that can and will be able to.

I wish that there was a way for my two convictions to be combined since they were literally committed within the same week, under the same circumstances (the leading events were the same). The court decided to try me separately, even though I only had one trial for each of the cases. So, in sorts I would assume (probably wrongly) it should be one conviction. However, I know the law doesn’t work that way.

If I could get them combined to one conviction, then I could utilize the Texas deregistering process. That would be an amazing thing for me, and I could live my life free without having to worry about my ultimate goal of leaving this country. I could live in the land I love in peace for the rest of my life. That’s all I want for me and my family.

By: Kenny Drake

Kenny Drake — Sun, 01 Mar 2026 21:12:30 +0000

I just like to say thank you, and I appreciate this organization for all the work it’s doing on behalf of sex offenders.
With myself being one who’s required to register.
However passing polygraph test.
Im so aggravated with the process of having to register every 3 months, having to renew my driver’s license every year.
Not to mention can’t find employment, people think there’s a second chance, but there’s really not.
Forever I will be labeled, for something I didn’t do.
I wonder why letting one out of prison, if one is granted parole, the system is saying that this person has do orand met all conditions to be released back into society.
Yey when one os released you quickly find that you are treated as though you are anything but ready for society.
By not only administration, and law, but society as a whole.