IL: Federal judge – City of Chicago did not violate rights of homeless sex offenders

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A Chicago federal judge recently ended a lawsuit filed by two homeless sex offenders who claimed Chicago city officials violated their civil rights by not allowing them to comply with sex offender registry laws. Full Article

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From the article:

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Blakey said the legal basis for the plaintiffs’ claim revolved around their evidence to show a continuous policy of abuse by city officials.

The court terminated the lawsuit because the plaintiffs demonstrated “occasional lapses of judgment” or “individual misconduct by police officers,” not “systemic problems” or “institutional behavior,” Blakey said in the ruling.
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That seems quite odd. Evidence to show a continuous policy abuse by city officials to be followed by the judge stating “individual misconduct by police officers” – plural. So there is proof of policy abuse by city officials. The Police Officers represent the City. Note, the quote stated officers, as in more than one officer.

So committing an offense against a registrant does not count as a sex crime? In another article presented in ACSOL, shoplifting as a registrant raises the level of criminality to felony class. So why isn’t the same applied everywhere?

Bill of attainder, please.

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Interesting, the Skilfull Tactics at play?

So by not permitting the Registered Person to Registered Temporary Domicile the Government Agents instituted a De Facto violation for Non-Compliance which effectively placed Registered Person in serious jeopardy of Federal Prosecution & De Facto continue Punishment.

Now the questions begs and Calls Out Loud!

How many such Skillfuly Played Out and Executed Criminal Prosecutions have been illicitly carried out throughout the United States in totality?

What effect and what Damages have been suffered by the Victimized Registered Person and Victimized Innocent Family, along with Loved Friends & Associates?

Could it be, 3 fold, 5 fold, perhaps 10 fold is a Reasoned Preliminary Prediction.

As Yehovah Lives, so should we

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Being required to do what is forbidden is a clear indication of an insane system. The court made the wrong call.

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