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Tonight at 8pm EST, via Zoom, is a special NARSOL in Action: Legal Insights. NARSOL’s new attorney Larry K, attorney Mark W., and paralegal Stephen H. will discuss the cases NARSOL is involved in across the country, along with some recent wins. You may bring questions that you have on this topic to this hour long conversation. Register intent to

A recent ruling from the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals is allowing Mississippi to move forward with a law requiring age verification for social media users. While some argued that such measures infringe on privacy and expression, it’s worth asking: if law enforcement is truly concerned about adults using the internet to prey on minors, shouldn’t age verification be the

We came across this story on an Ohio news station. WFMJ.com News weather sports for Youngstown-Warren Ohio What are your thoughts? On one hand they point out that the sexual reoffense rates are actually low (in comparison to other types of crimes). But on the other hand, they suggest the “Reoffense rate” is high. They question the value of treatment

This is not bad news. This is good news! Technology exists that can replace many unnecessary registration functions. A fugitive from Florida was caught in New Orleans. Cameras using facial recognition software found the man who had been on the run for more than a year. He was wanted on a warrant for failing to appear at his trial in

A recent news story details neighbors’ attempts to prevent a man labeled a registered sex offender, from having playground equipment in his own yard. On his own private property! The neighbors are calling for the city to pass laws to prohibit registrants from having playgrounds at their homes. We already have laws barring people on the registry from decorating their