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The right to travel is a part of the ‘liberty’ of which the citizen cannot be deprived without due process of law under the Fifth Amendment. Indiana House Bill 1687 proposes that if a sex offender wants to move to another county, the supervising court in the transferring county has to issue an order authorizing the move and the supervising
Read moreThe Sex Offense Litigation and Policy Resource Center (SOLPRC) at Mitchell Hamline School of Law published a report (March 2025) that contains significant evidence and resources that debunk the Registry, defining it as ineffective, costly and harmful to registrants and their families. The report states: “The modern sex offense registry was borne out of the belief that a public registry listing people
Read moreA Kansas Senate bill barring registered sex offenders from school property got strong pushback Tuesday from some defense advocates who say it is based on inaccurate beliefs about offenders and would end up failing to keep children safe. The bill, submitted by Republican Sen. Kellie Warren of Leawood, stems from an incident on Feb. 8 in which a registered sex
Read moreFor the last decade the Florida Action Committee has had the same website. To some it was a source of comfort. Where you came to learn news about registry issues and share thoughts or concerns with the community. To others, our dated site was an annoyance. Lacking in the latest tools and technology and difficult to navigate. To address (hopefully)
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