Fighting for registered citizens and families
by Dwayne Daughtry (March 30, 2020) — The Wake County Sheriffs Office has mitigated sex offender requirements by implementing a direct telephone number to handle issues during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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It seemed a welcome announcement for prisoners and their families. On Thursday, U.S. Attorney General William Barr ordered the federal prison system to release some elderly or sick people instead of keeping
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FARGO — The Fargo Police Department is allowing sex offenders to register by phone in an effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus, while other local law enforcement agencies continue
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By Dwayne Daughtry © NCRSOL The staff of NCRSOL has researched every North Carolina Sheriffs’ official website for Covid-19 information as it pertains to registered sex offenders in the state.
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SEX OFFENSE LITIGATION AND POLICY RESOURCE CENTER Strategies for reducing COVID-19 exposure by revising the implementation of registration policies, housing banishment laws, and other restrictions impacting people with convictions MARCH
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NCRSOL staff would like to hear what is happening in your county during the Covid-19 pandemic. Are registrants still being required in your county to appear in-person? Have you had
Read moreWFMY-News — There are thousands of people listed on the North Carolina State Sex Offender registry. There is a county by county list. The majority of them are not behind
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