Author: FAC Contributor #10

By Sandy Rozek First published at narsol.org By Sandy . . . For years telephone scams targeting persons registered on their states’ sexual offender lists have plagued registrants in half, possibly more, of our states. NARSOL first was alerted to this in 2018 and in turn did everything we could to get the word out. We posted multiple pieces over several years

The FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Commission) is a hot mess.  Normally charged with insuring bank customers’ deposits up to set levels, it has been revealed to be an organization with a highly toxic culture.  An investigation by the Wall St Journal has revealed numerous complaints of sexual harassment, boozy days and nights and an all around unsafe environment for female

Last year, the Washington (State) Sex Offender Policy Board recommended to their State Legislature that those convicted of child pornography and of internet stings be sentenced to treatment and not imprisonment.  The Board cites 82% of child pornography convictions are for first time convicted people and that child abuse has declined 64% in the last 30 years as what caused

Attorneys Dante P. Trevisani and Ray Taseff with the Florida Justice Institute have filed an injunctive and declaratory relief request for plaintiff who is being forced to acquire and display a driver license that brands him as SEXUAL PREDATOR and broadcasts the government’s message that he is a danger to the public. The Florida statute that requires the branding of

Several stories hit the news in recent weeks that crystallized the very serious problem of teens and the interwoven peril of technology and pornography.  The New York Post reported that boys at a local high school in New Jersey are reported to have used AI to generate nude images of their female classmates.  The use of artificial intelligence to create

Better words can’t be written in a court opinion:  “Under our constitution, citizens have the right to be free from retroactive punishment,” the decision said.   The Montana Supreme Court ruled recently that the application of new laws after someone’s conviction is unconstitutional.  The requirements of the registry are so demanding that it represents punishment.  The combination of the punishing nature of the