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Wake County Free Drive-thru COVID-19 testing

Virtual Opportunities during COVID

Don’t want people to act like monsters? Then don’t call them monsters

After He Found California’s Indefinite Detention of Sex Offenders Wasn’t Working, the State Shut Him Down and Destroyed His Research

Wyoming Law Allows School Staff To Determine If Registrant May Be On School Property

UK Registrant Prisoner Becomes First To Die From Coronavirus

Pardoned Kentucky Registrant Files Lawsuit Claiming He Should Not Be On Registry

July 8, 2020 Dwayne Daughtry 249 Views 2 Comments covid-19, drive-thru, free, testing

Wake County is now conducting drive-thru COVID-19 testing at specified locations throughout the county. This free service provides an easy and efficient way for residents to learn if they have

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July 8, 2020 Dwayne Daughtry 79 Views 0 Comments arts, education, opportunties, virtual

Many registrants, their families, and allies are perhaps at home avoiding contact of COVID prone areas or regions. Here are some free virtual opportunities to watch various educational and programs.

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April 1, 2020April 1, 2020 Dwayne Daughtry 627 Views 0 Comments monsters, sex offender

Originally published July 16, 2016, at With Justice for All By “Shelly Stow” . . . If things really come in threes, then I have a monster story yet to

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March 30, 2020March 30, 2020 Dwayne Daughtry 695 Views 0 Comments california, civil commitment, sex offender

STEVEN YODER — In late 2006, a public defender went before a Napa County judge to argue for his client’s freedom. Rex McCurdy, a 49-year-old man, had been detained for

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March 26, 2020 Dwayne Daughtry 704 Views 0 Comments premises restrictions, principle, school, school staff, Wyoming

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon signed a bill into law on Monday, March 24 which adds new restrictions to registered sex offenders attempting to access the grounds of their own children’s

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March 26, 2020 Dwayne Daughtry 453 Views 0 Comments covid-19, death, england, prison, sex offender

A convicted sex offender infected with the deadly coronavirus has died in prison in the United Kingdom. The 84-year-old passed away three days ago at HMP Littlehey, in the village

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3 12:00 pm: NCRSOL Luncheon July 3, 202012:00 pm – 1:30 pm Weekly NCRSOL luncheon meeting around the Raleigh area. N0-host event at various locations. Please send email to contact@ncrsol.org for more details. Read more

10 12:00 pm: NCRSOL Luncheon July 10, 202012:00 pm – 1:30 pm Weekly NCRSOL luncheon meeting around the Raleigh area. N0-host event at various locations. Please send email to contact@ncrsol.org for more details. Read more

15 7:30 pm: NCRSOL Informational Conference Call (Open to General Public) July 15, 20207:30 pm – 8:30 pm This is NCRSOL's monthly meeting for outreach and concerns affecting North Carolinians, families, and allies. All members and non-members are welcome. Calls are open to the general public but muted for guests but unmuted during question time. Times subject to change due to federal holidays or NARSOL based scheduling conflicts. Legal advice is unavailable and highly discouraged from discussion topics. (425) 436-6200, Access Code: 500410 More information Read more

17 12:00 pm: NCRSOL Luncheon July 17, 202012:00 pm – 1:30 pm Weekly NCRSOL luncheon meeting around the Raleigh area. N0-host event at various locations. Please send email to contact@ncrsol.org for more details. Read more

23 All day: Arizonans for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (Phoenix, AZ) July 23, 2020All day NARSOL’s Arizona affiliate organization, AZRSOL, will hold its first conference on July 23. Titled “Collaborating for Change,” the conference will be held at the Arizona State University Beus Center for Law and Society. The speaker lineup is impressive, featuring Alissa Ackerman, Ira Ellman, Jill Levenson, Paul Dubbeling, and Guy Hamilton-Smith. The hope for the conference is that it will “open dialogue and examine best practices among those who work with people accused and convicted of sexual offenses…” NARSOL is pleased to see another of our affiliates launching its own conference focused on bringing factual information about the sexual offense registry to the public. Several of our other affiliates have held their own conferences, including Connecticut, Texas, and Illinois. Brenda Jones, NARSOL’s executive director expressed her pleasure at Arizona having a conference. “It is great to see our state affiliates grow and develop and expand in this way,” she said. You may get more information at AZRSOL.org/conference-2020. More information Read more

24 12:00 pm: NCRSOL Luncheon July 24, 202012:00 pm – 1:30 pm Weekly NCRSOL luncheon meeting around the Raleigh area. N0-host event at various locations. Please send email to contact@ncrsol.org for more details. Read more

31 12:00 pm: NCRSOL Luncheon July 31, 202012:00 pm – 1:30 pm Weekly NCRSOL luncheon meeting around the Raleigh area. N0-host event at various locations. Please send email to contact@ncrsol.org for more details. Read more

March 25, 2020March 25, 2020 Dwayne Daughtry 753 Views 0 Comments commutation, executive order, Kentucky, pardoned, Registry, SORA, supreme court

Avery Seeger, Eagle Post, Staff Writer (Hopkinsville, KY) — Dayton Jones and his defense counsel have filed a lawsuit on the grounds that he should not have to register as

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