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Entrapment stings are superficial, misdirected, and ineffective

January 4, 2022 Robin Vander Wall 1227 Views 1 Comment catch a predator, entrapment, proactive entrapment stings, sex stings, sting operations

By Lois . . . Proactive electronic stings are about public image and self-congratulations for law enforcement entities and politicians, a false banner under which they can make claims about

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Registries do not reduce sexual or non-sexual recidivism at all

December 17, 2021 Robin Vander Wall 1505 Views 1 Comment dehumanization, notification, registrants, registration, sex offender registries, sex offense

By Meghan M. Mitchell, Kristen M. Zgoba, & Alex R. Piquero . . . There are roughly half a million sexual assault incidents in the United States every year — and more

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Let’s Not Repeat History – We Should Learn from It

June 16, 2021June 16, 2021 Dwayne Daughtry 4414 Views 4 Comments church, history, Holocaust, Jewish, library, nazi, park, policy, sex offender

by Dwayne Daughtry . . . I have often heard comparisons that the sex offender registry is somewhat similar to what Jewish citizens experienced during the Holocaust. To me, I

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Civil commitment: Another Hotel California

June 16, 2021June 16, 2021 Dwayne Daughtry 2368 Views 0 Comments CBT, civil commitment, health care, hospital, Hotel California, involuntary, mental health, new york, patient, prison, sex offense, treatment, virginia

by Dwayne Daughtry . . . A while back, I would overhear the registry community speak about the term ‘civil commitment.’ I thought people were discussing gay marriage? However, I

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Featured NC News Opinion 

I’m Just a Bill

May 5, 2021May 13, 2021 Mardy 3609 Views 1 Comment laws, NC General Assembly, NC House of Representative, NC Senate, NC Sex Offender Law, ncrsol

Written by Phoebe . . . Anyone remember the old “Schoolhouse Rock” television bits that taught us all kinds of valuable lessons? Most memorable for me as a child was

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NC Justice Center joins fight against residency restrictions

February 27, 2021 Robin Vander Wall 6755 Views 6 Comments daniel bowes, distance restrictions, nc justice center, NC Sex Offender Registry, residency restrictions, vickie sawyer

By North Carolina Justice Center . . . The North Carolina General Assembly’s misguided Senate Bill 52 neither improves public safety nor prevents crime and relies on “stranger danger” fear tropes.

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The Eyes of the Law are Human Eyes

February 1, 2021 Mardy 3019 Views 1 Comment justice, lawyers, ncrsol, Registered Person, truth

Written by Phoebe . . . As I huddle down in the cold of winter and times of quarantine, I’ve been watching far more TV than I should.  I recently

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  • Board of Historic Morganton Festival stands by courageous decision . . . for now
  • North Carolina’s sex offense registry prevents meaningful reentry
  • Eleventh Circuit reverses lower court in Halloween sign case
  • Entrapment stings are superficial, misdirected, and ineffective
  • Registries do not reduce sexual or non-sexual recidivism at all

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