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.SOURCE JACKSON, Ga. — Thousands of kids will hit the streets for trick or treat in just days. In Butts County, Sheriff Gary Long said deputies in his county are putting preventative measures in place to keep kids safe. They have started placing ‘No Trick Or Treat’ yard signs in front of registered sex offenders homes in their county. “This

Opposition to a Sex Offender Residency Restriction about to go into effect in Oklahoma is coming from an unlikely source. The police! Police in Tulsa Oklahoma are speaking out against a law they describe as “feel good” but useless. Hopefully registrants there can band together and challenge it: SOURCE

For those who are forced to have no Halloween plans, here’s an event you are specifically invited to attend. For the second year, the National Association for Rational Sex Offense Laws (NARSOL) will be conducting a marathon call. The information follows: Halloween Marathon October 31st, 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. EDT   Please join NARSOL for our second annual Halloween marathon/”Cop-watch” hot line

Florida is one of only a few states that doesn’t automatically restore voting rights to felons who’ve completed their sentences. The fight goes back years and it’s been waged both in court and in the court of public opinion. Now, voters themselves have the chance to weigh in with Amendment 4. It would automatically restore rights to most felons. But

From SCOTUSBlog: In United States v. Haymond, the justices will weigh in on a challenge to the constitutionality of a federal law that requires additional prison time for sex offenders who violate the terms of their supervised release. The defendant in the case is Andre Haymond, who was convicted on child pornography charges in 2010. A federal court sentenced Haymond

A California Update from the Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws (https://all4consolaws.org/2018/10/ca-governor-vetoes-eight-sex-offender-bills/): Governor Jerry Brown vetoed a total of eight sex offender bills, passed by the state legislature, that could have negatively impacted registrants and their families.  Of that total, three of the bills were authored by Assembly member Lorena Gonzales-Fletcher who attempted to stop the Tiered Registry Bill last