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Winter weather brought Thomas Pauli’s death but the real cause was draconian laws that often drive people into poverty, homelessness and hopelessness. Thomas had a serious scrape with the law many years back and paid a price, serving 11 years in prison. All that might have moved to the rear view mirror but this was a sex offense. Special laws

A 25 year old man, had his citizenship revoked and Certificate of Naturalization canceled, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida said Tuesday. The man, who had been living in Fort Lauderdale, was also sentenced to 100 days of home detention and one year of probation after pleading guilty to unlawful procurement of citizenship or naturalization, prosecutors

After last months’ victory (for registrants) in the Missouri Halloween sign challenge, the Attorney General, taking exception with the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision, is now asking for a rehearing. A petition for rehearing en banc is a request asking a federal court of appeals to reconsider a decision by having the case reviewed by all active judges of

NARSOL has announced it’s 18th Annual Conference, “Navigating Safe Harbors”, which will be held June 25-28, 2026 in downtown Baltimore, Maryland. They are offering a special “super early bird” rate of $189 per person — a savings of $80 off the regular price. You can click on the link below to register: 2026 National Conference – June 25-29, 2026 –

The Federal Bureau of Prisons’ policies and program statements require that any individual with the Public Safety Factor of “Sex Offender” can be housed in no less than a “Low” security level prison. So how is it that socialite Ghistlaine Maxwell was transferred to a camp (Minimum security level) last year, shortly after meeting with attorneys for President Trump. A

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