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*[https://o4anews.com/federal-courts-examining-constitutionality-sex-offender-registries/ Federal Courts Examining Constitutionality of Sex Offender Registries] - Back before the judicial system became a sprawling monster of inefficiency and inequity, justice was served in America. The punishment fit the crime, and once you got out of prison, ALL of your rights were returned, including gun ownership and voting rights. <br> (Founder, Overpasses For America, US, April 20, 2018)<!-- Added 4-22-18 --> | |||
*[https://www.myajc.com/news/local/can-pay-for-lie-detector-test-for-one-man-that-could-mean-jail/nSvXkMd5k3QteAUBd3T1jP/ Can’t pay for a lie detector test? For one man that could mean jail] | *[https://www.myajc.com/news/local/can-pay-for-lie-detector-test-for-one-man-that-could-mean-jail/nSvXkMd5k3QteAUBd3T1jP/ Can’t pay for a lie detector test? For one man that could mean jail] | ||
::A North Georgia homeless man may go to prison for 18 months because he cannot come up with $250 to take a court-ordered polygraph test.<br> ( Rhonda Cook, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, US, November 9, 2017)<!-- Added 11-11-17 --> | ::A North Georgia homeless man may go to prison for 18 months because he cannot come up with $250 to take a court-ordered polygraph test.<br> ( Rhonda Cook, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, US, November 9, 2017)<!-- Added 11-11-17 --> | ||
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RSOL News
- Federal Courts Examining Constitutionality of Sex Offender Registries - Back before the judicial system became a sprawling monster of inefficiency and inequity, justice was served in America. The punishment fit the crime, and once you got out of prison, ALL of your rights were returned, including gun ownership and voting rights.
(Founder, Overpasses For America, US, April 20, 2018)
- A North Georgia homeless man may go to prison for 18 months because he cannot come up with $250 to take a court-ordered polygraph test.
( Rhonda Cook, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, US, November 9, 2017)
- A North Georgia homeless man may go to prison for 18 months because he cannot come up with $250 to take a court-ordered polygraph test.
- The Simi Valley City Council unanimously agreed tonight to repeal its Halloween Ordinance which required the city’s registrants to post a sign on the front door of their homes as well as prohibited them from decorating their homes, answering the door to trick-or-treaters and illuminating any exterior lights.
(Staff Writer, ACSOL, Octotber 16, 2017)
- Everyone Keeps Asking Me, Why Don’t You Take a Vacation? Life as a U.S. Registered Sex Offender isn’t Just a Posting on the Internet, its One Arbitrary Misstep Away From a Felony. (Mary Davye Devoy, July 29, 2017)
