Colorado’s State Supreme Court’s polygraph hypocrisy

According to Colorado Politics, the Colorado Supreme Court decided in 1981 that polygraphs are scientifically unreliable and are therefore inadmissible in criminal court.  Yet, Colorado continues to spend millions of taxpayer dollars on polygraphs for the supervision of people on probation who are released for a sex offense. In the meantime, “polygraphers have financially benefited from this practice by serving

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DEBATE: Does the Sex Offender Registry Do More Harm Than Good?

On Feb 3rd, the question, “Does the Sex Offender Registry Do More Harm Than Good?” was debated by Emily Horowitz (For the Motion) and Cary Federman (Against the Motion). Emily is the author of “Protecting Our Kids? How Sex Offender Registry Laws Are Failing Us” and Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice.  Cary is the author of  “Democracy and Deliberation: The Law

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Teamwork Makes the Dream Work in Washington DC March 5-7

Florida Action Committee (FAC) is the Florida state affiliate for the National Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (NARSOL).  FAC supports the efforts of NARSOL and other advocacy groups that share our mission. Several FAC members have already indicated they will be attending “Teamwork Makes the Dream Work!“. to represent FAC.  If you want to connect to other FAC members

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CALL TO ACTION:  Hernando County Commissioners voted to move forward with a proposed sex offense ordinance

CALL TO ACTION:  Hernando Co. Commissioners voted to move forward with a proposed sex offense ordinance   Even though there have been no reports of new sex offenses by people on the sex offense registry in Hernando County, the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office has requested that the Hernando County Commissioners pass this proposed sex offense ordinance.  They are trying to

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