She did not sign a death warrant. She sentenced him to life in prison. Not sure what you’re referring to by repeated rapes.

So you’re fine with people saying he should be sentenced to repeated rapes and boasting of signing his death warrant?

And yet, as I said above, when a registrant is arrested for another actual sex crime (very seldom), there is never a concurrent registry violation charged with the new offense.

I’ve heard the argument that DAs simply might not charge a registry violation in the case of a recidivating registrant, but nothing short of sledgehammer induced hypnosis will persuade me of that. Registry violations are felonies (despite the registry being “civil”) and DAs live for as many felony convictions as they can get, facts and circumstances be damned.

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They would simply rationalize that the registry is working and that it is the ONLY thing keeping us from offending every single day of our lives. The registry must be some sort of secret force field, like as soon as they would allow us off the registry there would be nationwide mayhem. LOL

Funny but not funny at the same time, depending on what side of the issue you are on.

They won’t allow me off and who knows if I will live to 76 years old.

If people only took a second to rationalize through these statements being made, it would be obvious to all that there is malicious intent behind their words.

If we are all out assaulting innocent people, at 1,000,000 plus registrants there would be complete and total societal collapse. Hopefully smart people out there can smell this for what it really is.

I agree Dustin, you could throw 10X or 100X the $$$ into registry monitoring, enforcement, etc. and you still will have sex offenses. Florida is a perfect example. Florida is seemingly the most aggressive police state in the nation, and yet we hear of sex based crimes happening out of Florida all the time. A small fraction of these are recidivists who are on a sex offender registry.

The registry is a useless endeavor, if you want to stop sex crimes. If, however, you want to control, shame, dehumanize, and terrorize a disfavored population of people, then the registry is the perfect tool.

I can’t imagine that another judge would have reacted much differently— notice how Larry didn’t show much remorse for his years long spree of serious crimes.