Registries are useless but politicians love them anyway

Sex offender restrictions are the new Jim Crow

Unanimous Supreme Court sides with registrant citizen

Sixth Amendment off-limits to people accused of sexual offense

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July 16, 2019August 2, 2019 Admin 7197 Views 3 Comments crime, criminal justice, misinformation, recidivism, sex offender recidivism, sex offender registries, sex offenders

Used with permission By MICHAEL HOBBES . . . The first time Damian Winters got evicted was in 2015. He was living with his wife and two sons in suburban

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August 25, 2016August 2, 2019 Admin 9664 Views 4 Comments criminal justice, fayetteville, judge james beaty, north carolina, presence restrictions, proximity restrictions, public registries, residency restrictions, sex offender registry, sex offenders

By GREG BARNES . . . On Sept. 1, a registered sex offender will be breaking the law if he continues to work at a car repair shop that sits

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April 7, 2016August 2, 2019 Admin 3912 Views 0 Comments civil rights, criminal justice, international travel, public registries, restoration, sex offender registry, sex offenders, SORNA, supreme court, travel

ASSOCIATED PRESS . . . The Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Monday that a convicted sex offender did not have to update his status on the federal sex offender registry

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April 6, 2016August 2, 2019 Admin 4084 Views 0 Comments attorneys, civil rights, constitutional rights, criminal justice, justice, lawyers, legal representation, sex offenders, sixth amendment

By Sandy….. When something I write references something read elsewhere, especially when I use direct quotes, I always link to the other piece. Due to my refusal to give the

9 All day: NCRSOL All Hands Conference Call All day May 9, 2023 Click here to join meeting Please join NCRSOL Executive Director and legislative lobbyist Dwayne Daughtry as well as other NCRSOL board members for our next meeting. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 9, online on Google beginning at 7 p.m. Eastern time, and will last at least an hour. There is no registration needed for this meeting. You can use the Google Meet application. Unfortunately, Google Meet does not offer a dial in option. Click the line above on the specified date to automatically join the meeting. The meeting will promptly start on time and you will be added to the call at least 5 minutes before the actual meeting start time. The meeting is not recorded. Discussion topics will include: North Carolina Lobby Day 2023 Update on the N.C. Registry Handbook Listening Campaign (please limit one 2 minute question) As a courtesy, please mute during the meeting. More information Read more