By Sandy . . . In the many years that we have been tracking Halloween, this one fits the pattern of the past few years. There were the semi-frequent media and sheriff’s offices who were warning—and scaring—parents about people on sex offender
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HARRISBURG, PA – October 28, 2025 – The Pennsylvania Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (PARSOL) Advocates gathered at the Pennsylvania Capitol Rotunda today to mark thirty years since the enactment of Pennsylvania’s Megan’s Law and to call for modernization of the state’s
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NARSOL has completed its 2025 conference, its 17th consecutive one. It was a wonderful conference. So many thanks go to our conference committees; our attendees, both in-person and livestream; our speakers and workshop presenters; the hotel and its staff; our law enforcement
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: [email protected] Charleston, WV – October 15, 2025 – The National Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (NARSOL) has filed a federal lawsuit in the Southern District of West Virginia challenging a new state law that imposes a $125
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Sandy Rozek, Communications Director <[email protected]> 2nd Contact: John Dawe, Marketing Director <[email protected]> 3rd Contact: Brenda Jones, Executive Director <[email protected]> The National Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (NARSOL) condemns both the letter and the Change.org petition recently circulated
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By Sandy . . . A 71-year-old man was murdered on September 18 in Fremont, CA. His killer did not know him. He didn’t kill him during a robbery. He had never seen him before. Nevertheless, he set out to kill David
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By Ronald . . . Like every other inmate being released at Missouri’s Farmington Correctional Center, I received a voter registration card and instructions on how to restore voting rights as a felon. The instructions said, “The right to vote is automatically
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By Sandy . . . Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 12226 was opened in the fall of 2023. There were roughly 5,000 such posts in the United States at that time, but this was the first—and so far only–one established inside
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Litigation seeks to terminate Oklahoma’s practice of marking certain driver’s licenses and state identification cards with the prominent label of “SEX OFFENDER.” A lawsuit has been filed in the Northern District of Oklahoma to challenge the state’s practice of labeling the driver’s
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By Sandy . . . Everyone loves a good protest. Most of us can look back to younger days, college or early job perhaps, and recall the excitement of being part of something we believed in. The right to protest is enshrined
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