Illinois Supreme Court says studies do not always matter

According to a March 21 ruling from the Illinois Supreme Court, there are times when the legislature’s judgment in drafting a statute “may be based on regional speculation unsupported by evidence or empirical data and is not subject to judicial factfinding.”  This statement could be scary to a non-legal person.   In this ruling, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled that

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Harper v. Glass – Order and Impact

There is much to rejoice about with this order, but unfortunately this order addresses only the reporting requirements of those who have the label of sexual offender forced upon them, NOT SEXUAL PREDATORS. It is a bitter sweet victory for some, myself included, as my family member was deemed to be a sexual predator when his only true label was

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News coverage of Florida’s Miracle Village

Miracle Village’s uniqueness frequently draws journalists to seek out the community.  This peaceful area of Florida that has given hope to many people with a past sex offense, has drawn international attention as The Eastern Herald has recently reported on the village. The Eastern Herald originated in India and claims to be at the “forefront of global journalism.”  One of

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