ACSOL President Honored in Wall Street Journal

Source: ACSOL

ACSOL President Chance Oberstein was recently honored in the Wall Street Journal after being selected as a recipient of the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award.  This award is provided to individuals based upon their career longevity, philanthropic endeavors and lasting contributions.  

“We congratulate Chance Oberstein for this well deserved recognition,” stated ACSOL Executive Director Janice Bellucci.  “ACSOL is indeed fortunate to have Chance serve as president of the board of directors for more than five years.”

During Mr. Oberstein’s tenure as president, ACSOL has successfully challenged residency restrictions, proximity restrictions and the requirement to post Halloween signs on a registrant’s home.  In addition, Mr. Oberstein has successfully represented registrants in certificates of rehabilitation and tiered registry law petitions which led to the termination of their requirement to register.  

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Congratulations! Well deserved!

Congrats!

Dude that’s awesome! Congrats Chance and the community here is so lucky to have both you and Janice fighting for us!

Great going chance , you and Janice are our hero’s!

That he got recognition for his efforts helping people on the registry seems like a major turning point in public opinion. Congratulations Chance, and thank you.

👏🏻🤗 Congratulations, Chance!! 👍🏻

Wow, that is awesome! Well deserved, congrats Chance!

Congratulations. We in CA are so blessed to have concerned professionals who care about the Constitution working for the cause.

A deserved recognition of his work and effort in helping all those seeking to become full citizens again all along the way.

Chance’s story itself is just as great! I hope Chance continues to receive many more accolades and recognition of his work as well as effort for justice.

Congrad’s Chance

Congratulations Attorney Chance Oberstein. Well Deserved

Congratulatons! Glad my friend was able to connect Chance with Janice way back in 2013…Chance has come a long way since then!