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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (CN) – Sex offenders in Alabama must comply with debilitating restrictions that encompass “virtually every facet of their lives,” eight men claim in a class action. Eight John Doe plaintiffs sued General Luther Strange III and Secretary of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency John Richardson in Federal Court. The Aug. 20 complaint seeks court relief to prevent application

Surveillance into our private lives has been on the minds of Americans for quite some time. Even before Edward Snowden, the former NSA computer operator, exposed the fact that our government is working in conjunction with telecommunication companies to monitor who we are speaking to, government and private company intrusion into our personal lives, interests, who we associate with and

“I am looking for someone who has fantasies we can act out,” “A “big toy collection” would not be all that bad either,” “I want someone that fantasizes about being brought to a climax by a lover with a skillful tongue and fingers as well as his member,” Those are just some of the excerpts from the Ashley Madison profile

U.S. District Judge James S. Gwin of the Northern District of Ohio polled a jury in February about what jurors thought a suitable sentence would be for Ryan Collins, a child pornography defendant who was found guilty of having 19 videos and 93 still images on his computer. The jury recommended, on average, a 14-month sentence. Gwin then sentenced Collins

If you or someone you know was denied entry into another country as a consequence of registration, we want to hear from you. A new group, organized under RSOL National, is examining the issues related to registered citizens traveling, including the practice of the US Government of notifying receiving countries that a registrant is traveling there. A representative of FAC

A few months ago, we put up a post entitled “those who scream the loudest” in which we discussed Josh Duggar and former House Speaker Dennis Hastert, who were both very vocal proponents of laws designed to punish sex offenders and promote “family values”, but later it was discovered that they committed sex offenses themselves. While shaming is something we’re