T&S, Cherokee:

Using terms like “child molester” are what I could expect from the ignorant and those meaning to demean others. On paperwork for me, the prison’s OWN system had me down as an “Amy J. Child Molester” and another down as “sex offender.” (No one else was called a drug lord, thief, or murderer.) This contributes further to stigmatize and I’m wondering if a lawsuit could be successful.

Ahh – it has not been introduced yet – he intends to introduce it. Thanks for this.

Hawley.senate.gov also has information on his bill under press releases. I tried copying the link, but technology doesn’t want to work.

FAC # 3

It’s called the Protect Act of 2022 and on Senator Hawley’s Press Office Twitter page. There’s a story on Yahoo News by Jon Brown titled, Hawley introducing bill to ensure strong penalties for cp possession, which was published yesterday.

Brandon

They are afraid of the headlines and their careers. Can you imagine the headlines “Senators release 1000’s of sexual predators onto the streets to do what ever they want without restraint”.

Sex truth

A few years ago (I do not remember who it was) Someone accused someone famous of touching them inappropriately and on tv called them a sexual predator. So I agree you should not touch someone without their permission. (I even ask if I can give a person a hug these days).

Having said that, to call someone a predator based on one wrong touch is a lonnnnnng stretch don’t you think? We have become so PC that we get in trouble for an innocent joke, a pat on the shoulder, a wink or smile can put you in the hot seat of rumors. “You have to watch that guy, he keeps winking at me, he must be a predator!”.

And how many times do we watch the news and one of our famous sheriffs in Florida is on the news catching more people in a sting. Before any of them even get a court hearing, the sheriff, the news, the public the prosecutors or all three are already labeling them predators.

Sex truth

Shouldn’t that have allowed you an appeal based on “New” evidence of inadequate council? There is no statue of limitations on new evidence in most cases.

Brandon, please give us a citation to the bill you are referencing. I searched through all of the bills introduced by Senator Hawley (https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/browse?sponsor=412840) and was unable to find the one you are referring to.

That’s right damnit! If people can be sued these days for using the wrong pronoun then they should be able to used the correct term for the individual but that sex offender or sex predator!