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Law and Courts

Fantastic win in South Carolina

July 15, 2021July 21, 2023NARSOLCourt Decision, NARSOL Original10 Comments

By Larry . . . The case of Dennis J. Powell Jr. v. Mark Keel, Chief, and The State of South Carolina was an awesome victory for our cause. This appeal was the result of the circuit court’s granting summary judgment in
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Rising from the Ashes

July 14, 2021July 18, 2023NARSOL

Part VI/Conclusion: Putting the pieces together Read also Part I  Part II  Part III   Part IV  Part V By Julie . . . Over the years my life changed many times and in many ways. I was married and, though divorced, was blessed to have
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Rising from the ashes

July 10, 2021July 18, 2023NARSOL3 Comments

Part V: A twist in the road Read also Part I  Part II  Part III  Part IV By Julie . . . My story now takes an unforeseen turn through a few events I couldn’t imagine would get me to where I have
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Rising from the Ashes

July 7, 2021July 18, 2023NARSOL

Part IV: Out of the past and into the light Read also Part I  Part II  Part III By Julie . . . One time, when my father’s assault on me was especially brutal and painful, I stared out the window looking
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Rising from the Ashes

July 3, 2021July 18, 2023NARSOL

Part III: It’s all  up to me See also Part I    Part II By Julie . . . I found solace in the times when my father was gone and in jail.  My focus turned to my mother, for whom my
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Rising from the ashes

June 30, 2021July 18, 2023NARSOL2 Comments

Part II: Flashback to the horror years See also Part I By Julie . . . The path of my life was set before I was born. My mother married a convicted rapist who was either unable or unwilling to stop his
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Rising from the ashes

June 26, 2021July 18, 2023NARSOL

Part I: Two tortured childhoods By Julie . . . I’ve learned that our stories affect many. And we are affected by the stories of many others. The registry did not exist when I was sexually abused by my father for the
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NARSOL’S Garlock, along with Horowitz and Trent, featured on Zoom presentation

June 24, 2021NARSOL

“Confronting the Registry: The History and Consequences of U.S. Sex Offender Laws”: Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site presents this topic in their “Searchlight” series in a Zoom presentation Tuesday, July 6, from 6 – 7 pm EST. See more information and get the
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Current Issues

Louisiana prepared to battle over “sex offender” driver’s licenses

June 14, 2021May 12, 2023NARSOLLaw and Policy8 Comments

By Adam Liptak . . . A Louisiana law required people convicted of sex crimes to use driver’s licenses on which the words “sex offender” would appear in big capital orange letters under their photographs. That could make everyday encounters — with bank
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Law and Courts

Sex offense registration for life unconstitutional, says SC Supreme Court

June 10, 2021July 21, 2023NARSOLCourt Decision, Good News5 Comments

By Meg Kinnard . . . South Carolina’s Supreme Court says a state law requiring sex offenders to register for life without prior judicial review is unconstitutional . . . According to the FAQ section of the state’s registry website, an offender will only
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