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The U.S. House of Representatives has rescheduled its vote on HR 515, International Megan’s Law, for Monday, February 1. As originally scheduled, the vote will be under a “suspension of the rules” and therefore debate will be limited to no more than 40 minutes and require a 2/3 vote of those present regardless of how many members are in attendance.

For those of you who caught it; the conference call put on by RegistrantTAG.org was very informative. The speaker was attorney Janice Bellucci, President of CaliforniaRSOL. The substance of her message was that in all likelihood Congress will pass the bill and the President will sign it, but that we will be ready with a lawsuit to file once it’s

By: JEV “Your Case is over, the Courts have spoken, you have been sentenced and you are abiding by all State Laws in accordance to your crime.” Shouldn’t that be enough to please the Government? Depending on the State you live, County and City Governmental bodies such as City Councils managed sometimes and many time’s not by Mayor’s Offices are

MIAMI — WPLG-Channel 10‘s obsession with sex offenders is biting it where it hurts. The ABC affiliate is getting sued for defamation over its use of video of a man in promos for a 2013 news series about clusters of sexual offenders in zip code 33138, which includes Miami Shores and El Portal. Miami resident Wilfredo Batista says in a lawsuit recently

By JEV TRUE CONFESSIONS floridaactioncommittee.org/true-confessions/   “In the City I reside in within Orange County, Florida there is no current Ordinance nor Restriction for Registered Citizens partaking in Halloween activies and events. However in my County enforcement, random visits to RSO homes will be done prior to and during Halloween. “You can count on us knocking on your door states