The courts have the knowledge that shaming is a form of punishment as defined by the Court cases of People v. Meyer and People v. Lowe, 606 N.E.2d. People v. Molz, 113 N.E.2d, People v. Johnson 528 N.E.2d, State v.…
Civil Rights Issues, Editorials, In The News
Sex Offenders Cannot Even Be Garbage Men?
by willb • • 2 Comments
Posted by fac-admin on July 1, 2014 in Articles, Featured Articles Anyone that is a registered citizen or has a loved one or friend who is, knows first-hand how difficult it is for a registrant to find employment. First, there…
Editorials, In The News, Resources
Megan’s Law, Does it Protect Children?
by anothen • • 3 Comments
(“Some spelling changes have been made within this quoted article by SOSEN Staff, to reflect the US English spelling of words rather than the British spellings. Click on link to see original full article.” -Sosen Staff) Megan’s Law Review is…
Editorials, In The News, Resources
Vigilante = Bully = Sociopath
by Robert Wolf • • 0 Comments
I was reading an article posted on the Once Fallen website, ( Vigilante Violence is not Justice -Once Fallen ), and it made me start thinking about the people that commit crimes against registered citizens. Christine and Jeremy Moody are typical…
Editorials
Compassion and Understanding
by willb • • 4 Comments
The support groups for people on the registry and their families daily hear horror stories of how community notification has affected someone’s lives. It’s strange in the country with diversified religions, almost all of them based on compassion and forgiveness,…
Editorials, Library, Resources, Studies
Age of Population Likely Cause in Decline of Sex Crimes
by Bryan Thomas • • 0 Comments
The United States Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) has been compiling statistics on crime in America for several decades. On the BJS web site one can find tools that allow them to generate tables using the compiled data. The majority…