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A Canadian man, Derrick Lawlor, who now stands accused of Murder, told his therapist that if he only had two months to live, he would kill every sexual offender. In fact, during a conversation on whether sex offender registries should be public or private, the therapist said he had concerns about public registries, noting that in the United States, some

A story just came out in the LA Times that makes you wonder what kind of influential friends this guy has or what strings he was able to pull in order to get only ONE YEAR for sexual acts with multiple victims between the ages of 15 to 18. And worse… no sex offender registry!!! According to prosecutors, “Calderon was

As former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner’s criminal case is progressing through the courts, the government has announced they will be seeking jail time for Weiner, who engaged in sexually explicit texts with a 15 year old high school girl in order to solicit her for sex. Weiner’s attorneys claim he’s now “reformed” and should not do time, but in a

If you were given any paperwork or notices concerning the registry or your responsibility with respect to registration aside from what is given to you during your regular registration or re-registrations, please send a copy of it to [email protected]. We have been advised that individuals in St. Lucie County were given notices concerning their responsibility to register Internet Identifiers which

For the second time in five years, a federal lawsuit is challenging the constitutionality of a Simi Valley law that bars registered sex offenders listed on the Megan’s Law website from opening their doors to trick-or-treating children on Halloween. The law, enacted by the City Council in September 2012, also forbids the registered sex offenders from decorating the outside of their

After an emotional debate, state lawmakers on Saturday gave final legislative approval to a controversial bill that would end the lifetime listing of many convicted sex offenders on a public registry in California. The bill, which was shelved then revived, was sent to the governor on the last day of the legislative session with Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher (D-San Diego)