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HOUSTON (CN) – A Pasadena, Texas law that bans sex offenders from living “within 1,000 feet … of any neighborhood” is unconstitutional, a man who completed serving his sentence 8 years ago claims in court. Israel Escobar sued the city of Pasadena on Wednesday in Federal Court. Pasadena, pop. 133,000, part of greater Houston, is a Hispanic-majority city known for

While the state has millions of dollars to spend on passing and enforcing feel-good, do-nothing, ineffective sex offender laws to punish those they “think might commit an offense” at some point in the future, the State apparently doesn’t have the money to test rape kits to investigate actual crimes! That’s the news from this article in the Orlando Sentinel, which

The City Council of Grover Beach, in a vote of 5 to 0, voted on September 8 to repeal a city ordinance that prohibited California sex offenders (“registrants”) from living within 2,000 feet of any school, park, or day care center. The action follows a lawsuit filed on June 17 by California Reform Sex Offender Laws President and attorney Janice

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This was a big story this past week. Two teens are dating. Both are under 18. They privately exchange selfies of each other and are now are themselves charged as adults for exploiting minors (themselves). If it sounds like we’re making this up… watch this: So all this prompts a question… If “hands-on” offenses are the more heinous crimes and