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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.
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Registration is cruel and unusual punishment

October 24, 2014May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy13 Comments

By Judith Levine . . . If it’s true that all seven of the football players arrested for hazing in the Sayreville, New Jersey, War Memorial High School locker room are students of color, that is one more reason not to prosecute
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WHEN FANTASIES ARE ENOUGH TO CONVICT A GUY or Notice: No children were harmed in the making of this cartoon

October 21, 2014May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy7 Comments

~~by Lenore Skenazy….  Vladimir Nabokov might have been behind bars if Tony Briggs had been at the bench back in the day. Briggs is the judge in Britain who just found Robul Hoque, a 39-year-old animation fan, guilty of downloading “prohibited images” of
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Advocacy, Current Issues

Was Grisham right? Child porn laws and mass incarceration

October 16, 2014May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy, Opinion7 Comments

By Andrew Extein . . . Popular author John Grisham made headlines this week for speaking out against harsh sentences for child pornography, citing the recent prosecution of a friend for downloading child porn. His friend was sentenced to three years in prison
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RSOL is news in California

October 12, 2014May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy11 Comments

For some time now CA-RSOL, under the direction of Janice Bellucci, affiliate leader, has been fighting the good fight–and winning–against unconstitutional restrictions against registrants. Halloween restrictions and presence restrictions in public places are the areas that have been challenged. Actual news items
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Confused About Pedophilia?

October 8, 2014May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLResearch

It may well be that the terms “pedophile” and “pedophilia” are the most confusing, least understood terms in the general public’s vocabulary. It was therefore refreshing to click on a link and see an article titled, “Pedophilia: A Disorder, Not a Crime,”
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A Judge, A Kiddie Porn Case, and a Surprise

October 4, 2014May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy, Opinion1 Comment

–by Lenore Skenazy….Judge Jack Weinstein has always thought, and ruled, outside the social norms, especially when it came to mandatory minimums, which he detested. Recently a friend dropped me a note about him — an appreciation, really — first sending a link
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NJ Supremes strike blow for Constitution | Ex Post Facto

September 28, 2014someone outside of NARSOL14 Comments

By Michael Phillis . . . Sex offenders can not be subjected to punishments under newly created laws if they committed their offense and served their time before the legislation was passed, the state Supreme Court ruled in a 4-3 decision Monday.
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Zero evidence to support residency restrictions

August 25, 2014May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLLaw and Policy15 Comments

By Jesse Singal . . . On Thursday, Joseph Goldstein of the New York Times reported that “Dozens of sex offenders who have satisfied their sentences in New York State are being held in prison beyond their release dates because of a new interpretation
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Advocacy, Current Issues

Superb article series at Slate

August 12, 2014someone outside of NARSOL1 Comment

Slate has published two in a series of excellent articles showing the facts and the truth about many of the issues on which the Draconian sex offender registry and accompanying restrictions are based. These articles strip away the myths and the falsehoods and
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Advocacy

RSOL receives positive exposure at NACDL’s annual meeting

August 9, 2014May 12, 2023someone outside of NARSOLNARSOL Initiatives4 Comments

By Brenda Jones . . . RSOL just concluded a successful and exciting three days at the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Annual Meeting. There were more than 300 attorneys from all over the country in attendance. RSOL representative Larry Neely
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