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Comment on NEWS RELEASE: North Carolina Court Awards NARSOL $18,458 Against Man Who Spread False Claims by Sandy Rozek

Sandy Rozek — Tue, 02 Jun 2026 15:03:20 +0000

In reply to CJ. NARSOL relies on the advice of its attorney to bring cases that are sustainable. The money was never the main objective.

Comment on NEWS RELEASE: North Carolina Court Awards NARSOL $18,458 Against Man Who Spread False Claims by CJ

CJ — Tue, 02 Jun 2026 02:38:38 +0000

Did NARSOL sue Hilton Corporate and enjoined The Franchisor of the property, the land owner of the property, and the building owner? $18K is a piss in a bucket.
Breach of Contract; Triple damages; Mental Anguish; Collateral Damage; Libel; Slander..The Full Monty!!!
Hope so..sue them. settle for nothing less than $250K

Comment on NEWS RELEASE: North Carolina Court Awards NARSOL $18,458 Against Man Who Spread False Claims by Dustin

Dustin — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 12:44:55 +0000

My understanding of civil law (admittedly very limited and could be wrong) is that the venue for civil cases is usually the respondent’s county of residence or employment, depending on the claim. It makes me wonder why this case was filed in North Carolina instead of Pierce County, Georgia.

I wouldn’t count on Davis paying. If he didn’t respond to the summons, I can’t imagine he’d give credence to the ruling. Nor can I think of any authority the Wake County court would have over resident out of state regarding its ruling.

Comment on NEWS RELEASE: North Carolina Court Awards NARSOL $18,458 Against Man Who Spread False Claims by Avery Ecklein

Avery Ecklein — Fri, 29 May 2026 06:58:36 +0000

Strangely, I saw many news articles of many men, who is accused or convicted of child sexual abuse crimes, is actually linked to far-right movements or ideologies. It is crazy that same men who falsely accused marginalized people for same crimes they committed!

Comment on Scams targeting people listed on sex offender registries are alive and well in the U.S. by FactsShouldMatter

FactsShouldMatter — Fri, 08 May 2026 14:07:30 +0000

Yes, and it’s getting worse. They know those on the list are make decisions based uupon fear and they exploit it.

When you think about it, lawmakers are a form scam artists. They promise this and that on the campaign trail, but never delivery once in office. Instead of begging for money, they beg for your vote. Same principle bascially.

Comment on Something you thought you knew about child sexual offense–but probably don’t by Sandy Rozek

Sandy Rozek — Wed, 06 May 2026 00:54:12 +0000

In reply to Kay. It is untrue that Bedford, Texas, bans all registered sex offenders from living within city limits. Instead, like many Texas cities, Bedford enforces child safety zone ordinances that restrict sex offenders from living within a specific distance (typically 1,000–2,000 feet) of schools, daycares, playgrounds, and youth centers. We are sorry that your family member is having such difficulty.

Comment on Something you thought you knew about child sexual offense–but probably don’t by Kay

Kay — Tue, 05 May 2026 23:02:34 +0000

Family member was falsely accused of sex abuse by his step grandson. He went almost three years to court trying to get this dropped only to be forced into a confession to avoid a trail by jury and 40 years prison April 1,2026
Now he had to leave his home of 26years, Bedford Texas does not allow sex offeners in their city. leave his family, live in a seedy hotel can’t find a place even in a unincorporated areas because no one will let him move there. His wife must now sell their home and try to rent a place so they can be together. It’s impossible to find so where is he supposed to go. Meanwhile his son, wife and stepchild go on living. This man helped his son move from another state to Texas so he could get a better start and that family does this. Just don’t know what to do?

Comment on NARSOL Files Federal Lawsuit Challenging West Virginia’s Internet ID Requirement by Robert A

Robert A — Sun, 03 May 2026 15:52:50 +0000

I have it understood that States are divested of any and all powers with regards to interstate commerce. When one transmission begins in the home, on a cellphone etc. and travels the airwaves ending at a server somewhere in southern California, that transmission is interstate commerce. That’s federal jurisdiction not state. States passing Internet identifier laws as part of their sor policy aren’t operating within their jurisdiction. That’s only my opinion.

Comment on NARSOL Files Federal Lawsuit Challenging West Virginia’s Internet ID Requirement by JL

JL — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 16:16:18 +0000

This needs to be brought to Texas as well, they have the same requirement for reporting.

Comment on Vigilantism & Death: A Harsh Reality for Citizens on the ‘Sex Offender’ Registry by Quiet too long

Quiet too long — Wed, 22 Apr 2026 13:34:04 +0000

50 States 3244 Counties
Written by Quiet too long 04/22/2026
The mirror’s 3,244 prejudicial shattered shards sparkle bright and far, each one carrying the registry’s taint of stigma — and they represent the only light the public is compelled to follow.