Mark – are you in Florida? We have a draft bill to “consider dementia in all law enforcement/justice proceedings”. If you are a Floridian, may I call or email you?

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In short her offense did not have a sexual component to it but since prosecutors have immunity and can do as they please they over charged her to get her on the registry.

My son and I just watched the movie, V for Vendetta. I got crazy chills when the people united and ended the persecution once they found out what had really happened that led to the dystopian crackdown on reality. And they ended it, together. I highly recommend giving it a watch. It’s true to life.

The phrase is derived from the Latin “contra pacem domini regis,” meaning “against the peace of the Lord the King.” It reflects the idea that criminal acts are not just wrongs against individuals but also against the sovereign power of the state.

But what if the state reverses a court decision and then tries to hide the facts? Isn’t this the converse? Should the state defend its peace and dignity in this way? Or is there a sort of dignity to be found in a democracy that has what Winston Churchill called a “stored-up strength” to treat criminal matters openly and honestly. Isn’t it hypocritical for a state to ask its members to speak in court “the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth…” and then not require the same of itself? Doesn’t a democracy die in darkness, as proffered in the official slogan of the Washington Post?

My 77-year-old father was incarcerated and put on a sex offender registry for a common symptom of dementia. Prosecuting people with dementia, as Judge Robert Bell wrote, in 1993, offends “a principle of justice so rooted in the traditions of conscience of our people as to be ranked as fundamental.” I never miss a chance to tell this to lawmakers and lawyers involved in sex offender litigation. Why? Because the dignity of the state is at risk, and the state needs people like me, and like this woman, to keep them accountable. That’s the key: accountability.

This story recounts an attack on the dignity of the great state of Tennessee and we need to hold it accountable. Thank you for sharing. My response is just shy of 1900 characters. Thank you for listening.

Woman will get filthy rich

IF you had the ability to prove they punished you twice what would you put on the value to shut your mouth about it? 1 million? 5 million? Now as it’s been 26 1/2 years of bullying and threats and lies by local law enforcement being placed wrongfully on the public registry. What amount would you settle with them for?

Now times this by being able to expose what Congress has done to hide that they are punishing nearly half of today’s public registry? Put a price on that because if you do the math say 78,000 on the Florida public registry being a punishment against say 45% is 35,100 @ say 100,000 in reparations is 3.51 Billion dollars they would be forced to pay us that is if you are one of the 45% of the 95% who are a low level non-violent person forced to register placed on a public registry with a Federal Amendment written for sexually violent offenders for a 100% public registry.

I’d like to know what others would do if you could prove it’s a hidden punishment against us from the start. Bubbles has no clue what she pushed away. I gave them until the 30th Anniversary of the day Megan’s Law was first found constitutional by the original state New Jersey which was yesterday. They have until Aug. 1 when I will expose the rest publicly.