Jacob, It is reasonable to ask if the State of North Carolina practices the prohibition of attending a house of worship by individuals forced to register. One of the first clues Dwayne Daughtry brings is antidotal circumstances, which is part of the title “Opinion.” I believe Daughty’s report is accurate. Unfortunately, the Florida Action Committee practices association bias by posting the submission without a source. There is no official source, but thanks to Education, who gave a link on September 30, it makes it possible to read the statute. No language in the law states a church, house of worship, temple, or any other religious building as being off limits to people forced to register. The law does mention knowingly being present in a place PRIMARILY used by minors. To my knowledge, no church is designed for primary use by minors. Law enforcement agencies tend to make street laws, which is troublesome. The article does describe a sad state of affairs

Before we had government we had Christian government or Christian rule. Even the barbaric Roman Rule was bad enough or should all sex offenders be fed to Lions. Oh the false wages of Government and now people being denied to go to church by some violations. Being set up is bad enough for many. Is not God our Chaperone and his word says he leads us not into temptation. I believe many can see the false precepts of this backsliding government in this sex registry ruse that can cover up their wrongs. And yes we can comment about the sword of justice.

Well we àll knew that all the crazy add on we’re coming, they know it will be years before it géts in front of a court. By that time they were able to lock up many for breaking that rule. The funny thing is that they keep adding to the registration with nothing showing , literally nothing showing that offenders were causing it. That they can not still show that the registration has reduced sex offenses in any category. They know this, but it s great for politicians getting relected and great for sheriff and políce depts on that extra money every year that spent on other Dept s that have nothing to do with registration.

Vague wording of the “Sex Offender Unlawfully on Premises” statute: “On the premises of any place intended primarily for the use, care, or supervision of minors, including, but not limited to….”

https://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/PDF/BySection/Chapter_14/GS_14-208.18.pdf

It is not unusual for legislative bodies to purposely leave statute language vague, thereby delegating rule-making authority to administrative bodies issuing rules implementing the law, to agencies responsible for enforcing the law and to courts adjudicating disputes arising from it. The legislative bodies need to say what they mean and not delegate to other branches of government.

You are going there to worship GOD. There is NO higher law. PERIOD

If you unintentionally “violated” something on paper who cares?

Men are insects compared to GOD. Tell them where they can go. 🖕🏻

Next, we will be banned from grocery stores. Don’t believe me? Well, let’s do a test. The attending church is a MAJOR constitutional issue if someone sued.
On the other hand, I suppose they could ban us from grocery stores by stating we have the option to order food. Well, what would keep us from kidnapping the person delivering the food.
Come on man, this is becoming more of a hate and control move.

I would gladly go to jail over this. Heck they even have church services in Prison. We had many good people from the outside come in and share their love, and love of God with us.

I see nothing in my paperwork. This strikes me as a department policy move more than letter of the law. I’ve been in North Carolina for three years after having left Florida. I get a letter from the Superintendent of schools in the county where I reside telling me I am banned from school district property and events. I was prohibited from attending my son’s high school graduation.

You’re right, I’ve read what other states do and it makes me think if florida is really the worst state or not.