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Within the past 24 hours, there have been at least a half-dozen news stories about separate instances of sexual assaults on children at the hands of their teachers. In Chicago, IL: http://abc7chicago.com/news/substitute-teacher-charged-with-sex-assault/1177297/ Another in Chicago: http://chicago.suntimes.com/news/7/71/1285733/dance-teacher-sexual-abuse-snapchat In Columbus, OH: http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2016/01/28/hilliard-teacher.html In Delaware, OH: http://www.wlwt.com/news/Ohio-ex-teacher-gets-106-years-to-life-in-sex-assault-case/37691086 In Passaic, NJ: http://abc7chicago.com/news/substitute-teacher-charged-with-sex-assault/1177297/ Even here in Raleigh, FL: http://www.wcjb.com/local-news/2016/01/teacher-arrested-sex-student   While just like former sex

In preparation for writing this article I asked other RFSO’s how going in to register made them feel.  Since I also register I thought I already knew.  But what I found surprised me.  For each person the experience is quite different.  Oh there are similarities, but there are also many differences. While researching this, another group asked to be heard

With all the talk about the International Megan’s Law and this country wanting to make it more difficult to travel, an important question is raised which happens to be running in the background and will be decided by the US Supreme Court. Let’s say you’ve had enough… The public registry has rendered you unemployable, residency restrictions left you with no

The Center for Democracy & Technology has filed an amicus brief in the Sixth Circuit case Doe v. Snyder, a case challenging unconstitutional registration requirements imposed on former sex offenders and brought by the ACLU of Michigan. CDT is joined on the brief by the First Amendment Lawyers Association and Professor David G. Post, an expert in Internet law. The