News & Updates

On his ratings-killing nightly program “The O’Reilly Factor,” Fox News host Bill O’Reilly preaches old-fashioned American values. He loves traditional, intact families. It’s not hard to get him to riff on the wholesomeness of his upbringing in Levittown, N.Y. Square all that with the depiction of Bill O’Reilly in a New York Times article today based on a letter from

Last week’s shooting at Ft. Lauderdale International Airport, but it could have become a bigger tragedy for our cause when the shooter, Esteban Santiago, was “outed” as a Florida Registered Sex Offender. Only he was not… Seems someone on the Florida registry shares the same name as the shooter and that caused a bunch of news outlets and social media

Jean Zeeb, a Florida Treatment Provider and ATSA member wrote a strong opinion piece admonishing Lauren Book (now a State Senator) for misleading the public about the dangers of sex offenders. Lauren’s charity, Lauren’s Kids, receives MILLIONS in funding from the State, so it’s no wonder that she wants to keep the gravy train moving and she knows she can

Excerpt…. In my own research on incarceration and the law, I have found that these limits often lie in the regulation of sex offenders. Even as we reduce sentencing for drug, firearm possession, and other crimes, sex offender laws in the United States continue to expand and become more severe. Since the 1996 passage of “Megan’s Law,” for example, all

How we treat citizens who make mistakes (even serious mistakes), pay their debt to society, and deserve a second chance reflects who we are as a people and reveals a lot about our character and commitment to our founding principles. And how we police our communities and the kinds of problems we ask our criminal justice system to solve can

In a major blow to civil liberties, an appeals court has upheld the Minnesota system that civilly commits sex offenders after they’ve served their prison terms, a confinement from which no one has ever been fully released. The decision, filed Tuesday, used the wrong legal standard, making it too easy for the state to lock people up indefinitely for future