We apologize in that this final update took longer than we would have liked. The New Mexico Legislature adjourned on March 20th. None of the priority bills we were tracking actually made it to the finish line. HB 56: Our number one priority was to defeat HB 56, and we are happy to report that it did not pass. HB 56 is the SORNA and human trafficking proposal. The bill contained a provision that would have required registrants who simply own property located in New Mexico to register. The…
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Legislative Update #5
Several House bills have crossed over into the Senate. LJC is vehemently opposed to some, most notably, House Bill 56. This is the mammoth SORNA and human trafficking overhaul. As expected, the legislation passed the House near unanimously. In addition, House Bill 74 which we reported on last week passed despite significant Republican opposition. HB 74 would restore voting rights…
Read MoreAnother Victory in Tennessee
By Larry . . . NARSOL is excited to report on another win in the state of Tennessee. In fact, this is the second favorable decision in Tennessee in recent months. We previously reported on another challenge regarding retroactive application of registration requirements in Tennessee which was decided favorably. See Doe v. Rausch, 3:17-CV-504 (TNEDC). This case, Ronald Reid v.…
Read MoreLetter to Bemalillo County Sheriff Manny Gonzales
Read the letter from LibJusCo Staff Attorney, Ashley Cloud, to Sheriff Manny Gonzale in regards to unlawful practices towards registrants in Bemalillo County. Gonzales Manny_Final Letter_8-16-19
Read MoreNARSOL in Action 4/25/2019 – Murphy v. Raoul
This edition of NARSOL in Action focused on Murphy v. Raoul, a recent decision by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois which found that the state is trampling the constitution by failing to release those who have served their full sentences. You can read the full 61-page opinion here. Our special guest for this segment was Adele…
Read MoreNARSOL conference 2019 is now a memory
By Sandy . . . As I write this, I have been home less than ten minutes after the conclusion of our Houston conference, our eleventh. It has been a most incredible experience. We have been honored to extend ten scholarship grants to persons who otherwise would not have been able to attend, persons who qualified under the requirements set…
Read MoreReport on National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) Summit
Report on National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) Summit Week of August 12 through August 16, 2013 Georgia World Congress Center We are pleased to report that to you that Reform Sex Offender Laws Inc. in collaboration with Women Against Registry (W.A.R.) and Sex Offender Solutions and Education Network (SOSEN) was present for this very important gathering of legislators…
Read MoreURGENT ALERT: PASSPORT RESTRICTIONS for RSOs
Attention Everyone! New Jersey’s Congressman Chris Smith is at it again! He wants to restrict/revoke the passports of Registered Sex Offenders. First there was 2008’s HR5722. Then there was 2009’s HR1623. To be followed by 2010’s HR5138. And then again in 2011 there was HR3253 plus TWO “Trafficking” Bills with passport restrictions for RSO’s HR2830 AND HR3589. Still pending for…
Read MoreLA Conference update
RSOLP.O. Box 400838 Cambridge, MA 02140 1.888.997.7765 July 30, 2013Dear RSOL Supporter, I know that some of you have already reserved your hotel room for our upcoming conference in Los Angeles, but some of you have not. We want to let you know that the hotel has extended the deadline for locking in the discounted price of $89.00. You now…
Read MoreURGENT ALERT 7-25-2013
Urgent Alert It is with great sadness that we must inform you of the most recent tragedy impacting a registered family in the state of South Carolina. RSOL National issued the following press release earlier today demanding that Governor Nikki Haley take immediate action to prevent additional tragedies from occurring. http://us6.campaign-archive1.com/?u=fefc199147272a1ba74438c1f&id=3f3462a482 According to law enforcement, this was…
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