ACSOL: MA: Court Recognizes Harm to Registrants, Rules in Their Favor

Source: Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Council, the state’s supreme court, has ruled in favor of registrants who were trying either to terminate their duty to register or to change the tier level on which they were situated. In doing so, the Court recognized that there are significant challenges facing registrants including stigma and legal

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Metro: Paedophiles get revenge on vigilante who brought 28 sex offenders to justice

Setting aside the use of the term “pedophile” in their title, here’s an interesting article out of Metro in the UK. One of those online vigilantes that make a sport out of setting up individuals in self-initiated “predator stings” is on the receiving end of some justice, according to his own account. It seems a group of his targets might

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SMART OFFICE: Prosecution under IML

SOURCE: US Government SMART Newsletter In 2011, the Supplemental Guidelines for Sex Offender Registration and Notification officially included in SORNA’s standards the obligation that jurisdictions require their registered sex offenders to provide 21 days’ notice of any international travel. However, before International Megan’s Law passed, it was difficult to federally prosecute sex offenders for failing to notify registration officials of

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