46 cities face challenge to sex-offender residency laws Mike Ward | on November 9, 2015 46 cities face challenge to residency laws Texas Voices for Reason and Justice, a statewide criminal-justice advocacy group, announced Monday it has” initiated action … Continued
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The state of Texas imposes residency restrictions on probationers and parolees convicted or adjudicated of sexual offenses which prevent certain offenders from living within specific distances of places such as schools, parks, libraries, and day care centers. Unfortunately, many cities … Continued
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Link to Article Link to PDF A registered sex-offender who was arrested after attending a Baptist Church in North Carolina is challenging a law that would give him the right to go to Church without restrictions.
by John Haralson In 1994, Megan Kanka, a seven year old girl, was abducted, raped, and murdered by a man who lived across the street from her family’s house in a small New Jersey community. Jesse Timmendequas, the man who … Continued
By John Haralson There are no devices that can detect a lie. None! Voice stress tests, brain scans, and polygraphs all measure some bodily function but not a person’s conscience. And there aren’t any specific body language cues people exhibit … Continued