To: State Sen. Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) and Los Angeles County Dist. Atty. Jackie Lacey
CC-BBC:Janice Bellucci–Tom Madison as observers

Subject: Engaging a state proposition ballot measure/aka PROP to REVERSE the state legislatures denial of your bill to create an S.O.R tier system in CA.!

Scott-Jacki this is why your bill to create a level #1-#2-#3 tier system on the CA. S.OR. Was killed by the state legislature?

The S.O.R in Ca. Is a giant cash cow to the state-politicians-law enforcement agencies- politicians- the sex offender industrial complex;

Behold this cash cow!
There are over 100.000 people on the S.O.R in CA. It is estimated that the state collects in taxes-fed money close to $40.000 for each individual on this registry[correct me if the $$$ is wrong?]

Lets do some math? $40.000 X 100.000 = $4 000 000 000

Now you do the math? If %40 on this cash cow could have got a petition to get off of it, home much would this cash cow have shrunk -who-how many would of have been crying?

The state legislatures were only protecting their cash cow-cronies who profit from it, under stand a tier system would have started shrinking their cash cow-stopped its expansion- would have blown a big hole in there saying everyone on the S.O.R were all dangerous predatory child molesters!

THIS PRO WOULD FLY!
This prop already has multi million of voters from the get go-donators to it.

100.000 on the S.O.R- with each having an estimated 25 friends-relatives-they would all vote-donate!-the CA. The public has now become aware of the insanity of the CA. S.O.R

A crowd fund site could be put up for funding for the PROP-or use Janice’s/ORG web site to collect funds?

This Prop mode would be Exposing the insanity of the current S.O.R- the vicious, corrupt big money game the legislatures are playing to keep the current non tier S.O.R.system’, Plus you could have the parents of children’s who are on the S.O.R PLEAD for reform of it?

I look forward to bring my many ideas to the table if this Prop is engaged.

Keep up the good fight/Anthony Jones

Makes perfect sense to me Ray. Well, that’s OK. All those evil UF lawyers might not have a building to practice law in after Irma gets a hold of the state. Serves this hell hole state right. I don’t wish for pain and suffering that Irma is going to bring, but it will certainly put a hold on a lot of things.

Back in 1982, I overheard a bunch of legal professors and lawyers discussing the rising number of law students at the University of Florida, and the possibility that there may not be enough work for them in the future, because there would be too many lawyers. A couple of the professors argued that, if there are enough laws in the future, there would not likely be a problem. This caused the entire group to laugh, kind of evilly. I’ve noted that lawyers lobby like crazy and that there are also many lawyers elected to Congress to make new laws. An Orange County lawyer lobbied hard for medical marijuana, likely realizing how many legal issues, requiring legal counsel, would arise as a result of such a huge change in marijuana laws. I think that lawyers themselves create many legal problems so they can be hired to solve them and to feather their financial nests. I wonder, though, how much business they get from former offenders looking for post-conviction relief.

Ain’t that the truth! Glad to see our resources directed elsewhere. I remember trying to contact Rep. Gayle Harrell, a long time family friend. Went to school with her daughter and her husband was our long time doctor. I simply wanted to speak to her about my plight and see if there was anything she could do. The conversation never happened. We have been completely ignored. It’s all about the shady world of grabbing votes and nothing more.

This was a horrible law anyway. It did not even consider Tier III….no matter if they had completed their probation/parole years ago or not.

We should never support a law in Florida that would not consider the ex post facto component for all RSO’s