News & Updates

LOVE IT!!! An inmate is suing the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, claiming one of its billboards mislabeled him as a sexual predator, instead of a sex offender. READ THE COMPLAINT The lawsuit was initially filed in Escambia County court in September 2016, but a summons was sent to both the ECSO and Sheriff David Morgan on Thursday. The suit also names Escambia

Yesterday we posted an update that the two sex offender cases we were following were not listed on yesterday’s order issued by the Supreme Court, listing the eleven cases that were granted certiorary. Rather than amend that post with a prelude or keep responding to comments from people who incorrectly are commenting that cert. was denied in the two cases,

News from the US Supreme Court:  There’s much interest in two cases the US Supreme Court has been asked to review – Doe v. Snyder which concerns Michigan’s sex offense registry law, and Karsjens v. Piper which concerns Minnesota’s sex offense civil commitment law.  This morning the court issued a list of cases it WILL review, *neither* of the sex

Moments ago the SCOTUS posted their order. 11 cases were granted certiorary. Neither of the sex offender cases we are following were on the list. A copy of the order can be found here: https://www.supremecourt.gov/orders/courtorders/092817zr_9o6b.pdf NOTE: THE REMAINDER OF THIS POST HAS CAUSED CONFUSION AND THEREFORE HAS BEEN REMOVED

As we’ve already come to know very well, it’s not the individuals on the sex offender registry who present the greatest risk of sexual abuse to children at their schools, but it’s their teachers. Here’s yet another out of Marion County.

Today, the US Department of Justice issued a press release stating an NYPD officer was sentenced for sex trafficking. Among the other statements in the release, it stated, ““The subject in this case used information he knew from being a sworn member of law enforcement to elude officers who would know he was doing something illegal,” stated Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney.