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Comment on People v. Shaver — A Victory for Those Convicted Under Michigan’s Unconstitutional Registry Law by Mudge

Mudge — Mon, 03 Aug 2026 06:58:12 +0000

There’s not enough victories like this. They are steady in every state trying to take everyone’s rights. This has been out of hand for years there’s no reciprocity in every state and there even attacking from other angles including trying to attack people for hiring convicted sex offenders in political ads

Comment on What is going on at Pawleys Island church? by Metallics

Metallics — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 20:54:24 +0000

Warren Perry knew better. He should’ve been forthcoming with pastoral staff and his probation officer from the start. Now the entire State of South Carolina, along with other states and the federal government, I’m sure will enact legislation calling for further deprivation of rights to registrants.

The answer is clear: if anyone is on supervised release it’s their duty to know conditions of release and stick to them. It’s the safety net and keeps offender as well as the public safe no matter how much said offender disagrees with the conditions.

Comment on People v. Shaver — A Victory for Those Convicted Under Michigan’s Unconstitutional Registry Law by Tracy Reed/ Hughes

Tracy Reed/ Hughes — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 14:59:38 +0000

I am a citizen of the state of New Jersey, and I have been on Megan law for 30 years now, and the only violations I have gotten was for having a dirty urine or not reporting on time to my parole officer,and they keep saying that I have to keep charge free for 15-years in order to get off of magen law. I never had a case like this before or after this situation. Is there any way I can get some type of help with getting back with my family and wife who lives in New York state. I have no family in the state of New Jersey and all I want is to get home. Can I please find some type of help to get there with my family. Thank you.

Comment on NARSOL asks TN. governor to remove registrant addresses from online registry by Metallics

Metallics — Mon, 13 Jul 2026 17:46:14 +0000

Would writing the district attorney for the county Collegedale is located asking them to seek the death penalty in Kian Neal’s case do any good? If NARSOL and the state affiliates wrote letters to the district attorney or even the attorney general asking them to seek the death penalty that’d go a long way in making our voices heard.

Comment on NARSOL asks TN. governor to remove registrant addresses from online registry by Sandy Rozek

Sandy Rozek — Sat, 11 Jul 2026 20:50:17 +0000

In reply to Jack Jaded. By jove, you're right. The text has been corrected. Thank you.

Comment on NARSOL asks TN. governor to remove registrant addresses from online registry by Jack Jaded

Jack Jaded — Sat, 11 Jul 2026 19:26:37 +0000

The link to the story about the 2005 murder in Nevada actually occured in Utah

Comment on NARSOL’s 18th conference is a wrap by Wishfulsignificant other

Wishfulsignificant other — Sat, 11 Jul 2026 18:50:20 +0000

I saw today that PA has finally made it so registered citizens can check in via phone after their initial face to face registration for the year! Go PA….. come on other states!

Comment on People v. Shaver — A Victory for Those Convicted Under Michigan’s Unconstitutional Registry Law by Max Freeman

Max Freeman — Thu, 09 Jul 2026 20:24:19 +0000

Great news for sure. I’m still wondering if I’ll be yet alive and able to travel the US without being harassed by Law enforcement in every other state I travel too. (1993 Case, touching only, prosecutor pushed for intent and got it ) I”m still afraid that I’ll be Dead and long gone before I see any real freedom.

Comment on People v. Shaver — A Victory for Those Convicted Under Michigan’s Unconstitutional Registry Law by DVC

DVC — Wed, 08 Jul 2026 16:04:04 +0000

This is great news, praise God!!!!!!!!
It is good to know that there are still people in the Courts that uphold the Constitution as it is written.
I don’t believe there has ever been a point in history where our Constitution has suffered so much attack, especially for people on the registry.
Many lawmakers are trying very hard to make us ‘second class’ citizens by openly declaring we have lost certain inalienable rights.
If someone of authority proclaims something long enough and repetitive enough people begin to believe it regardless that it is unConstitutional and the Courts are the institution of the government to uphold the Constitution as it is written.

Comment on NARSOL asks TN. governor to remove registrant addresses from online registry by FactsShouldMatter

FactsShouldMatter — Tue, 07 Jul 2026 20:58:18 +0000

The response and indifference is actualy similar to school shootings except we don’t get “thoughts and prayers” from lawmakers. When someone forced to register is targeted, it hardly makes the news, even then it’s buried. When a sshool shooting happens, Outrage and shock is at a high point for seceral days unitl the story slowly fades from the news cycles and people have the memory of a goldfish. Society shouldn’t get to pick and choose what outrages them the most. Human life is human life.