@Meastro

I will enlighten you. They do it for:

Money, Funding, $$$, Mula, Cha Ching, Cash, Bucks, Green backs.
In other words, we are their cash cow. If we have a path off the registry, they would have to lay people off. An entire network and new careers were created by having registry enforcement.

Do you think for one minute they are going to put our constitutional rights over their livelihood? We are walking stacks of cash to them. That is why when one of us gets removed from the registry it is not a big blow to their scheme. But when the entire registry comes down, registry workers will have to actually find a real job that does harass people who have done their time.

(These comments and claims are solely the opinion of me. However, I think most if not all of you will agree)

(2) LEGISLATIVE INTENT.—It is the intent of the Legislature that:


(a) The department focus its attention on the removal of barriers that could prevent the inmate’s successful return to society..,

However, ironically, they have also promulgated a registry law that completely nullifies, circumvents, and conflicts with that legislative intent, I.e., as applied to sex offenders.
Politically, that would provoke one to question the integrity and veracity of the legislative representatives.
In fact, I have successfully re-integrated back into society to the point that two separate home lenders have approved loans for my wife and I to purchase a home.
However, the registry law has formed a substantial barrier; in that, every home I have attempted to purchase, in areas that we can afford, has been within 1000 feet of the various places prohibited by that law.
Therefore, as applied, it has caused me to be banished from various societies where I live.
Formerly, judges could sentence defendants to banishment from certain societies; however, decades ago, the US Supreme Court has ruled that such banishment is unconstitutional.
Hence, it is my belief that the residency and Internet restrictions imposed by the registry laws can be successfully challenged as a form of banishment.

Would this not be for everyone because your forced on it either way and it is not like any of them had a choice whether they wanted to be on the registry or not.

So, automatically seems broad but really it covers every case of the registry.

Many of us were handed a life sentence, even after we completed our actual sentences.
We can borrow a bible verse, Let us go that we can finally do good and serve our community. ( I just changed the words to fit our situation)