Skip to content
  • SUPPORT NARSOL
NARSOL
  • About
    • Vision, Mission & Goals
    • Assertions & Positions
    • Affiliates
    • Leadership
    • History
    • Careers
    • Facts for Journalists
      • Press Releases
  • Resources
    • Resources Site
      • Organizations
      • Blogs
      • Podcasts
      • Research and Reference
      • Books
      • Full Site
    • Travel
    • State Wiki
    • NARSOL Publications
    • Recordings
      • NARSOL in Action
      • Conferences & Webinars
      • Lives on the Registry
      • Archive
    • NARSOL Digest
      • Subscribe
      • Advertise
      • Past Issues
    • FAQs
    • Speakers Bureau
  • Community
    • Partner Organizations
    • Connections
    • Fearless Project
    • Tales from the Registry
  • NARSOL’s Blog
    • Advocacy
    • Law and Courts
    • Current Issues
    • Announcements
  • Action
    • Legal Action Project
      • Legal Cases
      • NARSOL Involved Legal Challenges
      • Submit your case
    • Volunteer
    • Calendar
    • NARSOL CONFERENCE
  • Contact

Author: someone outside of NARSOL

Occasionally we will share articles that have been published elsewhere. This is a common practice as long as only a portion of the piece is shared; a full piece is very occasionally shared with permission. In either case, the author's name and the place of original publication are displayed prominently and with links.
Advocacy, Current Issues

NY Times: Stop banishing sex offenders

August 16, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy, Opinion2 Comments

[N]ot all people who have been convicted of sex offenses pose a risk to children, if they pose any risk at all. Blanket residency-restriction laws disregard that reality — and the merits of an individualized approach to risk assessment — in favor
Read More

Advocacy

Suffocating on the sex offender registry

August 14, 2015someone outside of NARSOL7 Comments

By Dolley Madison…. I stepped outside after another week’s end. It was Friday afternoon, and I took my coffee to sit at one of my favorite spots–the back porch. The air was warm, humid, and still, without even a hint of a
Read More

Advocacy

An open letter to Laura Ahearn and Parents for Megan’s Law

August 10, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLNARSOL Initiatives14 Comments

Your program is advertised as an advocacy for children focused on preventing sexual abuse. Yet this, from your site, tells a very different story: “Most parents and community members believe that they are doing everything they can to protect children from sexual
Read More

Advocacy, Current Issues

Questions that must be answered

August 1, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLOpinion17 Comments

By Sandy….A post recently appeared in our Tales From the Registry. It is in the form of an open letter to those who make–and those who support those who make–public policy and legislation that is contradicted by facts, research, and evidence. It
Read More

Advocacy

Are you a sociopath? A sexual sadist? Are you sure?

July 17, 2015someone outside of NARSOL

In 2007, a little boy named Christopher Barrios was sexually abused, tortured for days, and murdered by a mentally disabled man and that man’s father with his mother complicit. The father is on death row, and the mother is serving a 60-year
Read More

Advocacy

RSOL on National Public Radio—Diane Rehm Show

July 10, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLFighting for change, NARSOL Initiatives1 Comment

July 7, 2015—The topic was Sex Offender Registries And Calls For Reform. The guests were Abbe Smith, professor of law and co-director of the Criminal Justice Clinic, E. Barrett Prettyman Fellowship program at Georgetown University, and author of “Case of a Lifetime”; Jill
Read More

Advocacy

NY Times cites RSOL Executive Director: Politicians lack courage

July 5, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLFighting for change, NARSOL Initiatives17 Comments

By Julie Bosman . . . Until one day in December, Zachery Anderson was a typical 19-year-old in a small Midwestern city. He studied computer science at the local community college. He lived with his parents and two younger brothers in a
Read More

Current Issues

Texas Voices hard at work in Austin

April 26, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy8 Comments

By Scott Henson . . . Texas Voices, a group made up of families of people on Texas’ sex offender registry and others who support reform of Texas sex offender statutes, has been quite active this session, and it’s a good thing.
Read More

Advocacy, Current Issues

How we will take down public registries

April 25, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy30 Comments

By Brenda Jones…. Although many of our constituents would love to see some sort of silver bullet to end public sex offender registries once and for all, realistically, this is a long-term war. It will take many more battles across many different
Read More

Advocacy

Registrants’ children matter too

April 23, 2015someone outside of NARSOL6 Comments

An advocacy organization called ARM–the anti-registry movement–staged a peaceful protest in Florida on April 22 at the place in Tallahassee where Lauren Book’s “Walk a Mile in My Shoes” event came to completion. The group had made it perfectly clear in media
Read More

Posts pagination

Previous 1 … 27 28 29 … 37 Next

 

PO Box 36123
Albuquerque, NM 87176

Contact us

 

 

 

 

Topics

"Me too""No candy"signs"Sex offender" treatment2024 conference2024 OlympicsAbuse of powerAlabamaAmerica's bogeymenAmerican Law InstituteAngel WatchAngelWatchAntrim v. CarrArizonaArkansasAssumption UniversityAudio RecordingAudrii's LawAutomobilesAZRSOLBad legislationBob O'DekirkBOPCaliforniaCall to actionChild pornographyCivil commitmentCivil CommittmentCivil rightsCoalingaCongressionalConnecticutConstitutional challengesConstitutional rightsCorrLinksCounter-productive legislationCourt DecisionCriminal justice reformCruel and UnusualDan BonginoDavid GarlockDear AbbyDeath anxietyDeath penaltyDelawareDUI crackdownsEastern UniversityEditorialEffective v. ineffective lawsElectionsEleventh CircuitEmergency ManagementEmily HorowitzEntrapmentEvacuationsEventsFactsFederal lawsuitsFederal MarshalsFighting for changeFirestone ColoradoFirst AmendmentFiscal wasteFloridaFlorida Action CommitteeFlorida legistationForced physical castrationForgivenessFourteenth AmendmentFourth AmendmentFree speechGeorgiaGood NewsGunsHabitual offender enhancementsHallloweenHalloweenHalloween2023Halloween 2024Halloween signageHarvey WeinsteinHate speechhomelessnessHomeowner's exemptionhousingHurricane HeleneHurricanesIllinoisIncarcerationInnocent until proven guiltyInternational Megan's LawJames LanhamJohn WalshJokiet ILJudicial reviewJuvenile offensesJuvenile RegistrationKentuckyLaw and PolicyLaw enforcementLaw enforcement "stings"LE compliance checksLegislaturesLicense plate markingsLifetime GPSLittlefieldLittlefield TXLouisianaLouisiana legislationLynette PetersMassachusettsMediaMedia coverageMinnesotaMissing childrenMississippiMissouriMI Supreme CourtMitchell Hamline Sex Offense Litigation and Policy Resource CenterMN sex offense civil commitment programMobarez SolutionsMob mentalityMontanaMoose LakeMove to new stateMugshotsNARSOLNARSOL 2024 conferenceNARSOL BoardNARSOL ConferenceNARSOL conferencesNARSOL EditorialNARSOL InitiativesNARSOL OriginalNew YorkNew York Court of AppealsNomenclatureNorth CarolinaOhioOnline solicitationOnline stingsOpinionOriginal domicilePackingham v. North CarolinaParolePassport revocationPassportsPatch "red dots"PennsylvaniaPeople v. LymonPolice stingsPorgographyProtecting childrenPublic PolicyPutnam County FloridaRe-entryRecovery residencesRegistered Sex OffendersRegistered sex offendesRegistered sexual offendersRegistrant's minor childrenRehabilitationResearchResidence restrictionsResidency RequirementsResidency RestrictionsRestorative JusticeRetroactivityRush to judgmentSafe Shelters ActSafetyScamsScams targeting registrantsScare TacticsSCOTUSSecond chancesSen.Gary WinfieldSeventh CircuitSex offender failure to registerSex offender registriesSex Offender RegistrySexual offendersSexual offense convictionSmith v. DoeSocial mediaSouth CarolinaState AffiliatesState DepartmentStates RightsSting operationsSupreme CourtTerror Management TheoryTerry D'ArcyTexastik-tokTravelTrick or TreatUnited NationsU S MarshalsUS MarshalsVideovigilantismVivante EsperoVolusia County FloridaWashington StateWI SB874WisconsinWKRC CincinnatiYouth and the internetYouthful offender program

 


NARSOL Conference promotion

NARSOL © All rights reserved

  • NARSOL Bylaws
  • Disclaimer & Fair Use
  • Privacy Statement
  • User Agreement
  • Gift Acceptance Policy
  • Careers

Request a Quote