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Current Issues

Supreme Court: Attaching ankle monitor a Fourth Amendment search

April 20, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy2 Comments

By Anne Blythe . . .A North Carolina program that uses GPS to monitor sex offenders will be scrutinized again by the state’s highest court. The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ordered the N.C. Supreme Court to reconsider a legal challenge by
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Current Issues

How much power is too much?

April 9, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy, Opinion8 Comments

(Names have been changed to protect identities.) By Sandy Rozek—We’ve heard it all our lives: If you are doing nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear from law enforcement. But what if you are doing nothing wrong and law enforcement comports itself in such
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Current Issues, Law and Courts

LA Times holds Proposition 83 a bad idea; Endangers children

March 29, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy2 Comments

The Times Editorial Board . . . Jessica’s Law — California’s version of it, anyway — was a mess from the beginning. Voters here adopted it (as Proposition 83) in 2006 because they mistakenly believed they were cracking down on horrific crimes
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California AG declares blanket residency restrictions unconstitutional

March 27, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLGood News, Law and Policy3 Comments

By Kate Mather . . . California officials announced Thursday that the state would stop enforcing a key provision of a voter-approved law that prohibits all registered sex offenders from living near schools. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said it
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Advocacy

Enjoying brunch with your local Sex Offender

March 27, 2015someone outside of NARSOL1 Comment

Lenore Skenazy . . . Sunday morning at 10 found me slicing the tomatoes and arranging the cheese platter. My husband was setting up the chairs. At 11, the doorbell rang. And so began my very first sex offender brunch. What exactly
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Stop the sex offender registry panic

March 27, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLOpinion2 Comments

By Tracy Clark-Flory . . . Lenore Skenazy came to fame for letting her 9-year-old son ride the New York subway home by himself. Or rather, she came to fame by letting him ride the subway home alone and then writing about
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Advocacy, Current Issues

To save one child …again

March 27, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy1 Comment

By Shelly Stow . . . It has happened again. An airplane has crashed, killing everyone on board, including quite a few children. This has happened too many times in the past and must not be allowed to continue. Clearly it is
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Current Issues

Who should be feared in Cottage Grove, Wisconsin?

March 8, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy, Opinion7 Comments

In the small town of Cottage Grove, Wisconsin, a level 3 sex offender’s prospective home was set ablaze on two separate occasions. Law enforcement reacted after the first incident by placing cameras nearby in an attempt to capture on film who might
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Advocacy, Current Issues

Let’s Get Talking!

March 3, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy17 Comments

By Brenda….  Many of us know of someone accused and convicted of a sexual offense who had little or no idea of the collateral consequences of the plea or conviction they were getting. Often this was simply because even the attorneys involved
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Current Issues

“Alone, Helpless, & Living in Fear”

February 23, 2015May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy, Opinion17 Comments

This is how it starts: I broke the law once in my life – and it was not an act to consciously hurt someone. All my life I have never wanted, and still do not want, to hurt anyone – and apart
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