When the craftsman sets out to learn his trade, for example, woodworking, he spends a great deal of time learning about his craft. He must learn not only the tools to use, but also the proper types of wood to…
End the Legislative Showboating, Truth sinks the Ship.
It is a new year and all the legislators have put their best Showboat feet forward. This without any consideration to the fact that the legislation needs to be based on the Republic’s Constitutional requirements of protecting individual rights, as…
Christmas at the Camp
An Anti-Registry Movement (ARM) Special Report December 28, 2016. “Christmas is a season not only of rejoicing but of reflection.” –Winston Churchill For many of us, Christmas is a time of celebration with your loved ones, opening presents, eating ham…
Holiday Travel Tips for Sex Offenders
Before going over the river and through the woods to grandmother’s house for the holidays, registrants may need to notify the authorities of their travel plans. One of the numerous requirements of the Sex Offender Registration Act is that every…
Michigan filed a petition asking the US Supreme Court to review Doe v. Snyder.
News: Just before the deadline, as expected, Michigan filed a petition asking the US Supreme Court to review Doe v. Snyder. So far this effort to get help from the Supreme Court hasn’t made the news; the legal papers are…
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What the Washington Legislator’s did maybe Unconstitutional and Illegal.
A recent article in the Tri-City Herald ( http://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/local/article117320733.html ) got me thinking. The article is about a woman who lives in Washington state and has been trying to get the names of a low-level Registered Citizens that the state…