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On January 1, 2016 a new “supplement” to the Virginia Sex Offenders Registry was launched, which added over five thousand names to the list. People convicted of sex offenses on or after July 1, 1980, and before July 1, 1994 are now being added to the registry in a senseless move to beef up their counts by adding unnecessary names

The below is a MUST read – you should share it with everyone you know.   In the recent months there have been a number of articles and news sources about politicians and other prominent people involved in sex crimes.  There have also been a significant number involving police officers. This study will focus in part on the offense rate for

This article from WFTV highlights a registered citizen who was approved by his PO to live in Merritt Island, but the neighbors got up in arms and are now trying to evict him, claiming the residence is too close to a private park. The property, which wasn’t considered a park and even checked out with his PO, according to complainants

A new Pasco County ordinance further limits where registered sex offenders can live.  Attorney Patrick Leduc is very critical of the new ordinance. He says it borders on unconsitutional. “What we are really trying to say is we don’t want these people living among us,” Leduc explained. Communities everywhere have rules about where convicted sex offenders can live. But the

12-23-15 Washington DC: The President has signed HR-2029 Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2016 into law. The essence of this LAW is to refund all sorts of programs, including the Adam Walsh Act. This means whatever AWA authorized originally, or as amended since 2006, (Grants etc.) has been refunded again.

David Trone, Total Wine & More co-founder and his wife, June, have donated $15 million to the American Civil Liberties Union to expand a campaign to cut prison populations and promote private initiatives to rehabilitate and employ ex-convicts. The Washington Post reported that the Trones are part of a growing number of executives who believe “that draconian punishments have gone too