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This article talks about Circles of Accountability and Support (COSA). The program pioneered by Dr. Robin Wilson, that has seen the already low recidivism rate of sex offenders, further reduced by 70%. Unlike most sex offender policies, which tend to isolate returning sex offenders through housing restrictions that force them to live on the outskirts of towns or online registries

A former student of the South Dade Senior High School, Florida, has won nearly $49.3 million judgment against her geometry teacher who raped her and also sent her lewd messages in 2014. The multimillion dollar verdict included $30 million in punitive damages. A Miami-Dade civil court jury Tuesday slapped Bresnniel Jansen Mones, now 35, with the hefty damages. Mones admitted

The city of Boulder, Colorado is debating a residency restriction for “sexually violent predators”, but even when it comes to the most dangerous classification of sex offenders, it seems cooler heads prevail in Colorado and the City is taking research and facts into consideration. An article in Colorado’s Daily Camera sets out a compelling argument against the implementation of sex

This is a MUST WATCH video. Very insightful information by Dr. Lisa Sample, a dynamic criminal justice professor at the University of Nebraska-Omaha and one of the foremost researchers of sex offenders in the nation.  http://www.ketv.com/article/understanding-sex-offenders-the-untold-story/13144523

With implementation of IML looming, many registrants and their family members are understandably concerned about the passport identifier and Angle Watch.  You deserve answers but I have not been able to get much direct information from the State Department or Immigration, Customs and enforcement.  So I encourage all to contact the offices below and demand answers.  Feel free to contact

A North Georgia homeless man may go to prison for 18 months because he cannot come up with $250 to take a court-ordered polygraph test. Such a move would seem to violate a U.S. Supreme Court ruling declaring it unconstitutional to jail someone for failing to pay a fee or fine. But the man’s attorney, McCracken Poston, said the state