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MI: Sex offender suit says Michigan registry unfairly restricts housing, employment

GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A man on Michigan’s Sex Offender Registry contends changes in the law severely restrict access to housing and contain requirements so vague that offenders cannot know if they are in compliance. Full Article

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  1. G4Change

    I hope he wins! If the stupid cops can’t figure out what is or isn’t an allowable place to live under the law, how the EFF can the rest of us??????
    The end of this article is a sucker punch! This poor guy is a registrant because he was simply searching for the existence online of photos of himself being victimized as a child! I guess he was sexually abused as a kid and it was photographed and distributed as C.P. God help this country of ours. God help us!

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