NC should stop creating bad SO laws; set example for nation
By LOIS . . . As the North Carolina Mountain State Fair re-opens this week, one group of citizens will be denied admittance because of restrictions imposed by NCGS §
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Supreme Court’s sex offender rulings are polluted by false facts
By DAVID FEIGE . . . This month the Supreme Court will have a rare opportunity to correct a flawed doctrine that for the past two decades has relied on
Read moreRoanoke Rapids Daily Herald suggests 24-hour registration window
By ROBIN VANDERWALL . . . In one of the most poorly cobbled epistles of opinion these eyes have beheld, the Roanoke Rapid Daily Herald‘s editorial staff has decided that
Read moreSex offenders have First Amendment right to Internet, social media
By DAVID BOOTH . . . On June 19, the Supreme Court of the United States affirmed the value of social media as a pervasive news source and a socially
Read moreWRAL, Capitol Broadcasting blast General Assembly’s unconstitutional habits
A CBC Editorial . . . It is becoming all too familiar. If it’s Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court will declare another North Carolina law unconstitutional. It’s no joke. This
Read moreIncongruous outcomes in baseball: Luke Heimlich v. Matt Bush
By STEVEN YODER . . . Last week, an Oregonian article disclosed that Oregon State University Beavers ace pitcher Luke Heimlich had been found responsible at age 15 of sexually
Read moreOne Strike and You’re Out: Is Redemption Possible for Luke Heimlich?
By DAVID BOOTH . . . Luke Heimlich made headlines this week after a missed registration deadline presented the Oregonian with an opportunity to revisit his past misdeed. Until his
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