ACSOL In-Person Meeting in San Diego on Nov. 1, 2025

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You are invited to attend ACSOL’s in-person meeting in San Diego, CA on Saturday, November 1, 2025 starting at 10 a.m. The meeting will be held at:

California Western School of Law
Room LH-1
225 Cedar Street
San Diego

The meeting will include discussions regarding topics of interest to both registrants and their loved ones, including the status of proposed changes to the Tiered Registry Law such as the reduction of tier assignment for those convicted of an offense involving child pornography.

The meeting is free and will include refreshments.

Attendance at the meeting is limited to registrants, their loved ones and those who support them. No government officials are allowed to attend the meetings.

There is no sign up for the meeting, but attendees who drive there are encouraged to arrive early due to limited parking.

The in-person meetings will not be recorded. They will not replace the monthly Zoom meetings, which go into more detail on the issues.

 

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Janice, I was at the last meeting in San Diego. the turnout was phenomenal, I bet 250-300 people were there, but the down side was that there was so much chatter going on in the audience that I frequently couldn’t hear what you were saying. I’m wondering does the law school have a mic system i that lecture hall, or could we get an inexpensive cordless mic and little amp? All it needs is just to be boosted a bit. I would be happy to contribute to a cordless mic fund. Maybe somebody locally could keep it here so you wouldn’t have to transport it. I thoroughly love the in person meetings but that was a bit frustrating.

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