News – The Registry Report

Category: News

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Geographical Restrictions, Hysteria, Laws, Life on the SO Registry, Media, News, Oklahoma

Tulsa News Media Gets New Oklahoma S.O. Law Spectacularly Wrong

October 31, 2018 — 2 Comments

collateral damage, Hysteria, Media, News, Opinion, Social Media, Vigilantism

Vigilantes Aren’t Heroes; They’re Criminals

August 11, 2018 — 0 Comments

Hysteria, Laws, News, Politics

Congress Moves to Ban Child Sex Robots

June 14, 2018 — 0 Comments

Constitutionality, Courts of Appeal, Geographical Restrictions, Judicial, Life on the SO Registry, Lower Courts, Michigan, News

SO’s Treatment Often Depends on Their Willingness to Litigate

June 7, 2018 — 0 Comments

Constitutionality, Courts of Appeal, Idaho, Judicial, Life on the SO Registry, News

Federal Judge Rejects Lawsuit by 134 SO Registrants Claiming Harm

June 6, 2018 — 0 Comments

Civil Commitment, Massachusetts, News

SO is Re-arrested in Prison to Prevent His Imminent Release

June 6, 2018 — 0 Comments

Life on the SO Registry, News, Oklahoma, Opinion, Podcast

Registry Matters Podcast

June 5, 2018 — 0 Comments

John J November 16, 2018
I am happily married and have one wonderful child. For most of my adult life I have been an information technology professional, endurance athlete and musician. My wife and I have shared many adventures such as living overseas, seeing the… Continue reading
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Michael A November 16, 2018
As a registered citizen I was concerned about being on a public registry for life. I was concerned that I would be harassed at home and/or my vehicle would be vandalized. Fortunately, I have not had any personal safety issues… Continue reading
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Phil L November 16, 2018
Hello, my name is Phil, I am 35, at 23 I took a plea deal that turned into a cold plea to 3rd degree sexual assault. I was given a suspended sentence, spent 1.5 years in jail and then began probation. The first hurdle was making sure my son could live with me as his mother had issues of her…
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Arnaldo V November 16, 2018
I have been on the registry since 1996. My lawyer recommended a plea at that time, even though my wife and three daughters testified to my claim that my offense never happened. I am a computer tech and network tech… Continue reading
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Timothy B November 16, 2018
Since my conviction in 2004, I have actively studied the law. I have become an advocate for registrants and prisoners who are having issues with the criminal Justice system. I decided to make a change in the system for me and others. I was convinced that my life was over as a result of my conviction. Moreover, I sure that…
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Albert Z November 16, 2018
Well, I came home and I accepted my past mistakes. I moved on. In the past 11 years I have created a safe place for my rescue dogs. I originally came here to just rescue dogs, but found a greater… Continue reading
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Jon C November 16, 2018
Today I’m a pastor running a community safe residential re-entry program for sex offenders. We have grown from a fledgling pioneer in sex offender re-entry to a well-respected organization recognized as experts in sex offender residential re-entry. By God’s grace… Continue reading
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David Frank November 16, 2018
Arrested in an undercover sting in the fall of 2013, I was completely unaware of how insane our country’s sex laws have become. It was like going thru the Looking Glass into a world where law was turned on its… Continue reading
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The power of the written word November 15, 2018
By Sandy . . . As a writer, I have been aware my entire life of the impact that words have on readers and listeners. NARSOL is blessed to have among its volunteers a number of people who are adept at putting words together and advocating for our cause most eloquently. One such is Mike Wilson, who serves NARSOL as…
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The ‘Frightening and High’ Factoid Still Stalks Courts November 15, 2018
Last May the Arizona Supreme Court overturned a state ban on bail for people accused of sexual assault “when the proof is evident or the presumption great,” concluding that the categorical exclusion violated the constitutional right to due process. Critics of that decision are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the case, Arizona v. Goodman, and their a […]
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