ACSOL Meeting in San Diego on Saturday, March 30

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There is MUCH TO DISCUSS at this important monthly meeting!

First, we will talk about Assembly Bill 884 and how it would gut the Tiered Registry Law by adding everyone convicted of PC 288(a) to Tier 3. That bill will be heard in the State Capitol on April 2.

Second, we will discuss the status of the pending lawsuit against the City of San Diego which challenges the city’s residency restrictions.

Third, we will listen to challenges YOU are currently facing. And as always, there will be free refreshments.

ACSOL’s upcoming meeting in San Diego is as follows

Saturday, March 30
10 am
350 Cedar Street
Lecture Hall #2
San Diego, CA 92101

Registrants, friends and family and interested service providers are invited to attend these free meetings. There will be no law enforcement or media present in order to protect everyone’s privacy.

The meetings start at 10 am and last about 2-3 hours. Topics of conversation include information about ACSOL’s advocacy as well as current topics and pending legal action.

Please Show up, Stand up, and Speak up!

Hope to see you there!

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These meetings are always very informative. You get the latest updates on the tiered registry and other cases. Plus we show our unified support by all meeting together.

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There is MUCH TO DISCUSS at this important monthly meeting! First, we will talk about Assembly Bill 884 and how it would gut the Tiered Registry Law by adding everyone convicted of PC 288(a) to Tier 3. That bill will be heard in the State Capitol on April 2. Second, we will discuss the status of the pending lawsuit against the City of San Diego which challenges the city’s residency restrictions. Third, we will listen to challenges YOU are currently facing. And as always, there will be free refreshments. Hope to see you there!

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