January 4, 2018

RI: Crossroads will continue to shelter homeless sex offenders as lawsuit plays out

·January 4, 2018
·4 Comments

[providencejournal.com] PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Crossroads Rhode Island will continue to take in sex offenders at a homeless shelter in Cranston under an agreement between the parties to a lawsuit challenging…

Janice's Journal

Janice’s Journal: To Jail and Then to Hell

·January 4, 2018
·32 Comments

A town in Connecticut passed a new law this week that bans registrants from virtually all of its public sites, including parks, recreation centers, event centers, swimming pools, trails, and…

National

It Could Be You Registered with Dignity

·January 4, 2018
·26 Comments

[sexlawandpolicy.org] Yesterday, SLAP Center was honored to speak on It Could Be You, with host John S., about our recently released reentry guide for registrants – Registering with Dignity (RWD).…

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I was Raped. And I Believe The Brock Turner Sentence Is a Success Story [opinion]

·January 4, 2018
·14 Comments

[injusticetoday.com] On the morning of June 12, 2016, a small plane circled over Stanford University’s commencement ceremony trailing a banner reading, “Protect Survivors. Not Rapists. #PerskyMustGo.” The plane’s voyage was…

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IL: Task force recommends changing sex offender rules

·January 4, 2018
·14 Comments

CHICAGO — Major changes in Illinois' rules for sex offenders, including how long an offender must remain on a public registry, are part of a final report on its way…

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RI: Crossroads will continue to shelter homeless sex offenders as lawsuit plays out

Janice’s Journal: To Jail and Then to Hell

It Could Be You Registered with Dignity

I was Raped. And I Believe The Brock Turner Sentence Is a Success Story [opinion]

IL: Task force recommends changing sex offender rules