NY: Sex Offender Registration – Driven by Fear or Real Risk?

____ ____, 59, doesn’t deny that he committed a low-level sex offense when he was addicted to drugs in 1987. Yet when he pled guilty in 1991 in connection with an acrimonious divorce proceeding, he said he never envisioned the charge would brand him for almost 30 years. Full Article

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Hmm there is some hope if there is ever a tier system here and we are placed in some bs category without due process.

“Abdullah said he received a rehearing in 2005 after a successful class action lawsuit for defendants who received seemingly gratuitous level placement.”

Otherwise excellent article.

I know his Attorney, Zachary Margulis-Ohnuma, and I’m glad to read that there was success in his court case at least.

However, the article doesn’t make it clear if this person received a Downward Departure from a Level 2 to a Level 1.

Articles says “In the mean time, Abdullah said his charge continues to affect him in a variety of ways. He said he and Mary considered moving closer to her siblings in Arizona or California”

Oh no no! Please don’t move to California. You’re just jumping from the frying pan into the fire.

The article states that he was able to go from Level 3 to Level 2, then to Level 1 in 1991: “For years, Abdullah said he felt too depressed to try and fight his level two classification. Yet when he finally challenged it, he received a level one categorization in a decision that applauded him for his achievements since entering his guilty plea in 1991.”

PFML Long Island is starting to take on water. Soon enough it will be listing. Laura Ahear is going to jump ship. Mark My Words & Remember I am Saying This!!! She is Trying Right Now To Move on to bigger and better things, abit on the backs of registered citizens of the UnitedStates of America. She has amazing political connections but She may very well fail.

“It’s like a social death sentence…”

I couldn’t have said it better myself.