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Raleigh, North Carolina . . . The National Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (NARSOL) and its North Carolina affiliate, NCRSOL, have filed a federal civil rights action challenging the state’s amendments and enhancements to sex offender registration requirements going back more than a decade. Emboldened by a recent decision of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals that set aside

The 5th District Court of Appeals of Florida, last week, entered an order clarifying when one can be enhanced to Sexual Predator status for a “second sexual offense”. The Defendant in the case challenged his designation as a Predator. He was arrested twice for the crime of procuring someone under the age of 18 for prostitution in April and September

I attended a marketing and advertising conference in 2009. It was very soon after the death of Michael Jackson and the keynote speaker began the session by asking, “how many of you woke up this morning, walked outside to get your newspaper and learned, for the first time, that Michael Jackson had died?” Not a hand in the crowd of

People frequently ask me: How should my letter to Congress read? Should it be long or short, use legal terms, or speak from the heart? To answer these questions, I went to an expert, Anna Vetter, Deputy Chief of Staff and Communications Director for Congressman David G. Valadao (CA-21). I was first introduced to Anna when she spoke at a

Below was filmed at the annual National RSOL convention.

The following was shared by a member: Last night I watched a Dr. Phil show I had recorded last week.  Most of the show was typical Dr. Phil on sex offenses but it takes a turn at the end.  The boyfriend had passed a “therapeutic” lie detector test during his treatment which indicated that he was being honest that he