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  • TS
    Makes you wonder if the atty of record will appeal the sentence for adjustment.
  • Jojo
    Tell them that their actions of posting your info all over the internet is causing you harm and being a victim of crime . So you want to file a formal complaint against the agency responsible.
  • Jojo
    I’ve been to the Korean DMZ. When you look to the North you see this huge beautiful city skyline. But the reality is, its not real ( facade) to me thats how I take the SOR. All these rules , but 90% not real. You need to know what LE is really looking for.
  • Jojo
    With Punishment’s like this, Please explain why the SOR is necessary!!!
  • HD
    Not all airports have the finger printing implemented yet, it's a rolling process as they get machines installed, up and running at airports.
  • Colton
    Interpol Green notice? Are you still registered?
  • Colton
    I haven’t been registered in 10+ years and have never had a marked passport.
  • James
    Why is the punishment far more than murdering people? I would think murder is the worst offense one could do.
  • Too Far
    Thank you for your input. Unfortunately its a felony. but not on registry now. Not sure how much of a difference this makes. Is there a way to get a waiver or anything like that? Ive had evaluations showing im not a "risk".
  • MD Registrant
    Bloody hell the chestnuts are roasting on an open fire and the UK is nipping at the US ' toes when it comes to violence of those with sex offenses.
  • The Truth
    Even though without a doubt he was wrong, I still find it crazy to receive so much time for pictures, pictures that he had zero part in concerning the production. He got more time than actual murderers who take a life, and I dont buy the "his willing to purchase said material caused it to be produced" nonsense, those people were going to make it regardless. Theres ZERO way anyone can convince me those pictures, are worse than taking someones life. I recall during the last war we were in, ISIS was posting videos of them murdering and decapitating people. Are those who saw said videos being charged with any sort of participation in a murder charge? I have zero issue with him paying for his crime, its the fact they treat his crime as worse than actual murder is what I disagree with.
  • Athena
    Porn addiction. He obviously has a problem and being on the registry did not prevent this from happening.
  • Dr.
    That is interesting isn’t it ! Don’t think it was thought through very well by the state, they just throw $&it against the wall and wait to see what sticks,,,,,,
  • Http404
    If and when this ever makes it back to the Supreme Court, the supporting documentation should include a compilation of the THOUSANDS of cases of property vandalism destruction, arson, discrimination, battery, violent assaults and even murder that have come about from publishing theses "lists" for the public..
  • Http404
    If and when this ever makes it back to the Supreme Court, the supporting documentation should include a compilation of the THOUSANDS of cases of property vandalism destruction, arson, discrimination, battery, violent assaults and even murder that have come about from publishing theses "lists" for the public.
  • FactsShouldMatter
    They defintely pride themselves on making a scene in front of the neighbors. Compliance checks are a form of racism and facism.
  • TS
    If you have a sex crime conviction with a minor, then you will have or will get the stamp saying so in the passport.
  • FactsShouldMatter
    "After receiving the tip" Notice how they didn't divulge the source of the tip. One guess where the tip came from ---> NCMEC <--- You just don't get that amount he had without actively doing this for years.. and he probably felt confortable and safe after a while. Then got greedy by paying crypto for more hardcore stuff which was most likely a honeypot being moinitored.
  • MD Registrant
    How many Alabama lawmakers, judges, and parents have semi or nude pictures of their children/grandchildren coming into the world as a naked newborn, sitting on the pot ( toilet) or first time taking a tubby and capturing the moment(s)? All of those seem innocent, however could land one on the registry under the current laws aimed at protecting children. Alabama should be renamed western Floriduh, " Home of Forrest Gump where stupid is as stupid does deep in the Montgomery and the heart of Dixie."
  • Bell
    I also noticed something odd about the vehicle requirements. It says you must register all vehicles you have driven even once even if you do not own it. What dies that mean with rentals? If we must register rentals then will rental companies stop renting to PFRs because of this? You would think the rental companies would have to get rid of the registered vehicle to keep within insurance requirements.
  • Athena
    Thank you - good to know. It helps to hear people's experiences.
  • HD
    Beyond Palms can probably give you guidance on Vietnam. Not knowing your situation (charge, felony/misdemeanor, time since your charge...) and giving the disclaimer I'm no expert on these things, you will need to start somewhere in Europe because that's the only place you can travel directly to, and from there, if you want, go someplace else in the world. Before you think of dual citizenship anywhere, you need to first think of residency, The Schengen countries only allow you 90 days to stay in country, if you want to stay longer you need to apply for temporary residency/visa. Albania, is not a Schengen country and will allow you to stay up to 1 year without residency (I'm not aware of anyone reporting here they had trouble getting into Albania). That will give you time to plan where you want to go permanently. In addition, for the time being anyway, Albania is a low cost of living destination. How to attain residency, you'll have to look up your options on the immigration websites of the country you want to go to. Some have a retirement residencies, some digital nomad etc and most residency / temporary visa programs have paths to long term / permanent residency or citizenship.
  • Beyondpalms
    Cambodia No problem
  • pat
    Every time we report it the police just say what do you want us to do about it - block the number...Or there's nothing we can do. We stopped reporting it.
  • Rico
    How do I know if my passport is “marked” or “stamped” as a RSO?
  • GreenMN
    What about a state holiday in the middle of my stay? Tuesday March 31 is a state holiday in CA. If I were to arrive that Monday (or even that weekend before), could I safely stay though Sunday? The working days would be Monday and Wenesday-Friday.
  • TS
    Ask him to provide a citation to the law and review it with you. If he can't, take the fifth and walk.
  • ptdusn
    Some months ago, I had some guy call me here in the Phoenix area and tell me that my DNA sample had been lost and that there was a warrant for my arrest and in order to prevent an arrest I would have to pay a $6500 bond. I asked how and they sent me a Bitcoin QR. I knew immediately it was a scam. I told the guy to "F himself you scammer". I called the FBI and County Sheriff and gave them the number and details
  • pat
    How can a civil remedy be applied to people who have no civil rights?
  • pat
    "The scam represents a particularly troubling trend, as it exploits vulnerable populations by using personal information obtained from public registries" This vulnerable population is a government creation! Without SORA it doesn't exist! The government does not have the authority to create a vulnerable class of millions of people, subjecting these to known criminal attacks of the worst kind, for the alleged protection of anyone!
  • Knight
    Are there any lawyers or paralegals. I need some legal advice. I have an officer who seems to be interpreting laws indifferent to statue. I also have a civil rights violation within NYS statue. Which might be able to be used to challenge the entire law. Any one willing to help me. One example is that vehicle collection information is not statue and were post facto add by the agency. But in short the officer wants actual list of sites and asking for password for my router device at home. Not are supported by law or guidelines. I feel like he might try to use immoral tactics to try and tip up people.
  • Josh
    I’ve been to Florida several times on the down low and this is very sound advice from Atwo. I’ve managed this by not leaving Michigan for more than 7 days which triggers the travel notification. Florida can be done by basically going off the grid while there. My wife drives and we only use reservations and payment methods in her name. Last time we flew in and flew out on the 4th day which was a little nerve wracking but no issues. I don’t think but can’t be positive that any type of screening is happening on domestic flights in our regard
  • Athena
    This is terrific reading, Eugene V. Debs. I am encouraged by who the attorneys are - no small potatoes! But I cannot get too hopeful. It seems judges just will not admit to what is obviously custody. If, however, there is any success here, IL needs to follow suit. In some ways we are every bit as restrictive as FL, and in some ways more (weekly homeless registration, every single change must be reported in person). I will send to IL Voices and appreciate the share!
  • GN
    Maybe it depends on the city within the county? We are in Orange County but in a city where the annual is performed by the Sheriff in Santa Ana, Tier 3. We haven’t had compliance checks in a while (knock on wood) last time seemed to be the exact 6 months to the day of his birth day. civilian clothes, asks if we live here, and that’s it.
  • 18% BAR PASS RATE
    Guber went to a low-ranked law school (Cal Western), which has about a 60% pass rate. Now, Guber “teaches” at Trinity Law School, a for-profit school that is not accredited by the American Bar Association. Tuition for this non-ABA law school? About $32k per year. Tuition for a non ABA law degree from Trinity? About 100 grand! What is Trinity Law School’s bar pass rate? Trinity Law School has a bar pass rate of about 18 percent! That’s an F-. Not surprising when you’ve got civil rights violators like Guber as their “professor.” She not only fought to oppress people’s rights in the trial courtroom, but also young, impressionable kids, who probably have to take out tons of student loans, trying to become lawyers. A law school with an 18% pass rate is a scam. How embarrassing. Guber is an opportunist scumbag to boot!
  • Too Far
    Thanks, ive looked into germany but want to find warmer climate if possible. im guessing theres not many options but who knows?
  • Atwo Zee, Registered Traveler
    Hope, if you need to sneak into Florida for a few days just make sure you also sneak out of your home state - i.e, do not report this travel beforehand (or afterward) to your home registry office. Reason - When you do so your local registry office reports your travel to your state SOR office, then they report that to your destination state SOR office - in this case Florida. That's how Florida will know you're exceeding their 3 day limit and where to come looking for you.
  • Eugene V. Debs
    His reply to the state https://floridaactioncommittee.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Clements-remand-brief-FINAL-corrected_Redacted.pdf
  • MD Registrant
    In Nebraska a woman was arrested, convicted, and sentenced to prison for having a miscarriage.
  • TS
    Other than for tracking purposes, what is calling LE going to do when called to report it? "Yes, honey, we know already. Thanks for calling." Of course, there are legal ramifications on misusing the data, but has anyone ever seriously be charged, prosecuted, and convicted through these ramifications? If so, they'd be hailed in the pokey by the population. It is one thing to be spam called because data is available from the county assessor's website but another to because of a conviction where it is illegal to do so. Goes to show there is no need for this method of punishment because even if it were behind closed doors, it would get leaked somehow.
  • TS
    The hospital should be forced to put a disclaimer in the paperwork that says CPS may stop by to discuss their pregnancy/see test results of the umbilical cord (which the parent must consent to) and where they could opt of answering/consenting to the test by taking the Fifth and request an atty be present for questioning.
  • TS
    Damn if you do, damn if you don't because the state could get you coming and going if they really wanted with their narrative and thinking. State officials have too much time on their hands (idle time is the hand of the devil) by thinking of such situations that aren't reality.
  • DVC
    'Child abuse of a fetus'? Oh, but someone can go to an abortion clinic and get the fetus 'killed' and the doctor who performs it and the woman suffer no consequences. This nation is FULL of double-standards!! Abusing a fetus is illegal but killing a fetus is not!! Wow, just wow!!
  • TS
    Domestic has never been addressed since there has been no need to here in the forum. Maybe someone who knows someone who used to or still does work for the folks in blue at the airports who do the screening could maybe answer. From online research, background checks are not done for domestic flights (unless there is precheck involved which is the exception).
  • New Person
    Who would have thought having your information out there for all of the world to see would not be exploited for monetary or violent reasoning. Hope Janice and ACSOL continues to collect all of these articles as evidence to show the registry is unconstitutional.
  • jeff
    problem is she spoke to GOVERNMENT WORKES CPS, NEVER TALK To them people just like the police DO NOT ENGAGE EVER...(I even got advice from janice directly.... when thugs come out to check on where i live(im off paper)... DO NOT EVEN answer the door !!!!! anyways,,, they arent healthcare workers, no privacy medical protection. *I Once got pulled over by a cop for running a stop sign I didnt say ANYTHING to him, fought the ticket n won, partley because PIG had NO statement when he pulled me over... (He actually wrote down that I didnt say anything)
  • jeff
    The government has perpetraded this SCAM 100% its thier fault they have made a group of people vulnerable by PUBLISHING aka DOXING Peoples names/addresses etc. I dont see a "LIST" of people toting guns around, or bank robbers or Home invasion felons... what about the convicted ones that has littered ?? CORRUPT GOVERNMENT !!!!!
  • MD Registrant
    Another useless registry in the state for Famous Potheads ( I mean Potatoes). It would be different if her baby was born higher than a kite or drunk as a politicians lust for power.
  • HopingForHope
    Let me rephrase that: Do they check manifests for PFR's?
  • H n H
    This is great news! We need more stupid registries. I wonder what the punishment is for not registering on their precious moments idol registry? 5 yrs in prison for not updating her work address in 3 days? Will she have to get a mugshot every 3 months and pay a fee for the privalage of being on their hitlist? If she lives in an apartment will she be evicted? Eventually the entire registry schemes will come crashing down. This is beyond insane. But if it adds to the hysteria of registry insanity, then I say bring it on!
  • Athena
    Excellent, thank you. Appreciate all your posts on this forum and hope your guy gets the relief he deserves.
  • TS
    No warrant needed. TSA already has it when you go through them.
  • J.K.
    I do believe that all flight manifests in the USA are shared with the US government all the time. I don't know if they share the info with local governments, but I am sure that local governments can get that info in a matter of a few seconds using the computer in every police car to search for anything about a person based on their name and DOB or SSN or DLN.
  • Paddy_Abroad
    I was there in July with my wife. We drove down, just before the state line, wife drove while in FL. Stayed at a friends condo on the beach, had a great time, eating out, bars. Left 4 days later, no problems or anything.
  • TS
    If you don't think the government doesn't already know all flight manifests from American based flights weather internal or external or those coming into America then someone's not paying attention.
  • Mike G
    If you take a cruise that stops at those places you are unlikely to have any trouble. Angle Watch has stated that they reserve the right to send notices to anywhere you fly to, but I think your chances of a notice being send are much lower if you don't show up on the National Registry. Since I got off all registries, we have flown to several places that notices are regularly sent to (New Delhi, Johannesburg, Hong Kong, Tel Aviv) and no notices were sent on me.
  • Mike G
    I doubt that you would have trouble flying into Mexico with a UK passport, unless your government sends notification to countries you try to fly to, like ours does. Getting into the U.S. with a non-U.S. passport could be more difficult. I don't know how the ESTA system works, but I suspect they ask about criminal convictions. I don't know if they have instant access to UK records or would only check if you seem suspicious.
  • Mike G
    Did you fly to Cabo from the U.S. or try to enter some other way?
  • No end
    Hope, I'm sure they could but they'd probably need a warrant for that info.
  • Athena
    Thank you for this info. I would love to be closer to Janice and the action. But it would be a 5 1/2 - 6 hour drive from my son (I think) and I really want to be closer.
  • Athena
    Terrific info, thank you!
  • someone who cares
    @ Athena - We are in Orange County. They have their own compliance check department called SONAR (not to be confused with SORNA). They have been very discreet for us. They usually come once a year, right in-between the yearly registration. They come in civilian clothes, unmarked car. The last two years, it was just one and not two people.They knock and ask if he lives here. I am working from home, so it's mostly me answering the door for 2 seconds, saying yes. That is it. For a few years, I called them to let them know we are under no obligation to answer the door, and they always agree. They have been nothing but polite. My fiancé's offense had nothing to do with children, and he was bumped up from a no show to a Tier 3 with full address disclosure. Still, these compliance checks have remained the same. Uneventful and polite.
  • HopingForHope
    Thank you for the heads up. Unfortunately I have to fly, so there's your paper trail 🙁 I wonder if the airlines share domestic flight manifests with the authorities??.
  • The Real C
    I can’t speak to the South Bay and adjacent cities, but I live an hour or so north in the SFV and, knock on wood, haven’t had a home compliance check in years. However, I have zero knowledge if that has to do with my offense (no minor involvement), how long I’ve been living in my home (25+ years) 30 years trouble free, available LAPD resources, divine providence, or what? If you can afford it and don’t mind the heat, the registration process isn’t as bad as some of the horror stories I’ve read on this board. Although it feels like an eternity, it usually takes about 15 minutes. Good luck!!!
  • ScotusSaveUsNow
    Would the person be able to be a doe case? I have a misdemeanor conviction and am planning a honeymoon. Have been avoiding Europe as an option due to the potential of the stamp/harassment. Also has anyone challenged that the registry applied to misdemeanors itself would be unconstitutional in that most felonys aren't subjected to these sometimes lifetime limitations on freedom and due process would argue all felonys are more severe than any misdemeanor- ie why jury's are larger and indictments required for felonys.
  • Bobby
    If this passes in Washington, can a person charged with 288.3 in California 18 years ago with lifetime registration move to Washington and get removed from the registry?
  • TS
    It's principly the same in the end...just as it'd be for ANY registry membership. Maybe the way to get this thought legally considered is for one who's on another kind of registry challenge the compelled speech aspect where PFRs could benefit from that victory without being the focus of the case. We've said PFRs world need to benefit from the principle without being mentioned, e.g., positive collateral damage. And IMO, regardless whether it's public or not, forcing one to update as required is a violation each time like individual images is being considered individual violations.
  • No end
    Hope, I've successfully snuck out of Florida for a few days (Florida resident) but be careful if you do. Have someone else check you into a hotel and don't use credit cards, only cash. Don't leave a paper trail. Keep your head down. It's probably a good thing you dont have a car because getting pulled over would flag the system. Good luck and I'm sorry for your loss 🙏
  • TS
    No, they're in the US as in USVI
  • jim
    FWIW, Sacramento County up north is -- relatively-speaking -- fair, at least in my 28 year experience. There is one semi-private registration location for the city and county and the registrars there have never bothered me at all, even after I was moved from a no-post to Tier 3 in 2021, because of changes in the law. They have about 8 desks so the process is quick. The S.A.F.E team has never knocked on my door, but maybe they know that Janice is watching. : ) If your son happens to move up to the Sacramento region, keep our county in mind.
  • MD Registrant
    Being a wife, husband, bf/gf, and whatever flows your way beater is okay, however if you did something sexual you'll be put in a punitive club of mind numbing laws and have to walk through minefields blindfolded as you play wack a goalpost with politicians,LE, and courts. Yup something sure smells like rotten fish that Swedes would eat.
  • pat
    "a Missouri state law that required registrants to post a sign on their home on Halloween violates the First Amendment and is therefore unconstitutional. In its decision, the Court agreed that the sign requirement is both compelled speech and not narrowly tailored." A state law requiring PFR to post a sign on their home on Halloween violates the First Amendment, but forcing PFR to post a sign on the internet every single day, which includes not only their home but all their other pertinent private information, is not?!? Somebody please splain this to me? WTF! Emergency Relief, the government is using the internet to harm PFR!
  • HopingForHope
    Anyone successfully snuck into Florida for a few days past the registration requirement? I live out of state and my mother, who lived in FL, just passed away and I need to go down there right away, but I cannot possibly handle funeral and estate responsibilities within a 48 hour window, which appears to be all the time I'm allowed to visit there without having to register. I won't even have a car so I would have no means of going to some sheriff station somewhere.
  • ScotusSaveUsNow
    Ty. Appreciate the reply. Trying to determine if I can go for 5 or 6 days for my honeymoon. I know Hawaii is an option but being on the east coast I'd prefer a shorter travel time. Does the USVI trigger international travel requirements? Ill have to look up what notifying then means and how difficult that is. Ty
  • Athena
    CA PFRs can you please remind me which counties are the worst in terms of compliance checks that are a loud, harassing, circus and a registration process that is difficult? I know compliance checks can happen anywhere, but I thought I recall reading Riverside and Orange county LE particularly take joy in being a-holes. Any thoughts on LA County? I would love to live near my younger son in a year or 18 months and would want a safe place for my PFR son - that would be surrounding LA suburbs of Hawthorne, Playa del Rey, Torrance assuming I could afford it. @someone who cares, what county are you in?
  • James
    DHS official X account referred to 100 million deportations.
  • Justaguy
    I've been to the Philippines 2-3 times since I moved out ot the US (so off registry + non child case)
  • Justaguy
    Taiwan is fine. I flew from Vietnam and back twice. I'm also off registry (moved out of US)
  • Fred
    Wow, the judges making the quick sans analogy a while back had me worried but reason one the day.
  • Change is coming
    You might want to check your news source on that one.
  • James
    Meant to say 50 million US born citizens, not 50,000.
  • jim
    Yes! What's the difference between compulsory, location-based full disclosure on the internet vs full disclosure in the form of a sign in one's front yard?
  • Paul
    Just returned from Europe.  Zero issues entering Germany. Passport control took 2 minutes and concluded with a pleasant “welcome to Germany!” Departed Paris using the new E-gates passport control system. Again, zero issues.  Now for the interesting part: arrived into Washington Dulles expecting the usual secondary inspection after they scan my passport. In fact, every single time I’ve returned to the US, they swipe my passport, stare at the screen, and send me to secondary.  This time around, she swiped my passport and welcomed me home. No secondary for the first time ever.  No, I don’t have the dreaded passport statement. I do know I have an INTERPOL Green notice as a Mexican immigration official informed of this when I tried entering Cabo. 
  • Warpath
    Check factsnotfear dot com. There is a lot of info about how to move to germany
  • Kjoy
    Happy New Year everybody. I hope you all are keeping a strong mind and heart while you're on the registry. I am. I never attended any NARSOL conferences before, but I have been watching conference lectures on YouTube. The speakers are actually saying very important facts we need to know. We all must keep battling to abolish the registry. There are too many restrictions and it's a heavy burden on us to register at the police station every year on my birthday and every time I travel out of state or out of the country. I know for sure for myself that I will not harm anybody at all when I go to a park or a school or if I find out that I'm living near a neighbor who has children. Let's keep standing up and speaking up. All of those restriction against us have got to be decreasing.
  • No end
    Now we'll see a huge increase in sex related crimes on Halloween (sarcasm)
  • TS
    What sort of harm would be needed to have happened? Suppose it could be any number of things to include not travel related.
  • pat
    I. Source of Judicial Authority Under Article III of the U.S. Constitution and the parallel structure of the New York Constitution: Courts possess only delegated authorityThat authority comes from the peopleJudges are empowered to interpret, not reviseNo branch may alter constitutional meaning absent ratification Posterity inherits the Constitution as written, including its limits. Posterity does not inherit authority to redefine those limits. How have these OUTLAWS gotten away with criminalizing actions or lack of actions that are NOT crimes? When the legislature creates criminal laws, it changes previously legal activity into a punishable offense for everyone - A FELONY! How can anyone's actions today (or lack of) be a felony offense solely because of a past conviction where the same actions were NOT a felony offense, and said actions are STILL not a felony offense for anyone else? Then claim that the present-tense application of a new felony that only exists for that past conviction is not a new punishment for a past offense? ANY felony penalty that the legislature creates for a conviction is PUNISHMENT FOR THE OFFENSE! HECK, the legal definition of [the derogatory label applied by law to people with a sex offense conviction] only exists because of the past conviction! (I'm referring to pre-law convictions with this rant) The charge is not "failure to register", the charge is 'failure to register as [a derogatory label applied by law to people with a sex offense conviction]" for your past conviction! Civil remedy, my arse! Felony offenses are 100% criminal law and cannot legally be attached to prior convictions! We must demand emergency relief from the unconstitutional crimes being perpetrated against us! STOP THE MADNESS! LIVES ARE BEING LOST!
  • WTF
    Ignore that crap. They put numbers out that mean absolutely nothing. Trump said he wants to lower drug prices 3000%. WTF does that even mean? This administration has zero clue as to what they are trying to achieve other than they want a white christian nation. Crime numbers haven't dropped in any category, the same people are still committing the same crimes. The entire thing is a giant train wreck!
  • WTF
    Getting a residency visa is WAY different than even an extended visitation visa. Criminal background checks , proof of income, acceptable health insurance, a general knowledge of language and a rather lengthy interview process stating your reason for applying is very common. this isn't the 1930s, where you can just enter a country and start a life. Your particular conviction will make it 3x harder.
  • WTF
    If you're going to try, better think hard about doing it soon. We as American Citizens are quickly becoming persona non grata in many parts of the world due to the Moron in Chief's anti immigration policies, his vile rhetoric and he penchant for bombing or invading countries. Learn German , Italian or Spanish so you can at least appear like you're not from US. Might save you from a serious confrontation.
  • WTF
    So the new hearing date to file for continuance is Jan26th. Got it. BTW, does anyone know what the record is for continuances? because this case is definitely going to break it. Like everything else I experienced while I was a PFR, this entire case has turned into a huge dumpster fire of incompetent lawyers wasting time at the PFRs and their family's emotional and physical expense.
  • New Person
    Again, amazing job setting another individual free with #141! Great blessings all around and thank you Janice!
  • New Person
    Awesome job on 140 and 141, Janice! Smiles all around to start off the new year!
  • Janice Bellucci
    I challenged the unique identifier once and am willing to do it again. In order to do that, however, I need a plaintiff. The best plaintiff would be someone convicted of a misdemeanor sex offense involving a minor who has been significantly harmed due to the unique identifier. Does anyone fit that description?
  • TS
    @ACSOL, et al There is much here to be gleaned from the reading of their opinion if one takes the time to do so. Encourage all who stop by this thread to read the short opinion which is succinct and to the point on the matter. Is there going to be follow up legal action on the remaining sections of the law which seem to infringe on 1A? What sort of follow up will @ACSOL provide on this matter as it continues to go forward until completed? There is follow on work to be done on the injunctive relief. I find interesting the testimony of the LEOs about the sign itself, e.g., the sign language, placements, etc. They admitted much to what we have in the forum mentioned previously about what would satisfy the law, e.g., a yellow sticky with the verbiage in question displayed on the front door or anywhere. I bet those who crafted the law knew they were trying to ride the fine line of infringing on 1A with stating a sign needed to be posted without any further criteria needing to be met, e.g., font, size, color, etc. Do the people now understand the underlying facts about their ignorance on dangerousness related to PFRs and how the alleged mitigating facts don't work as testified to by LE, e.g., "kids walk up to an unlit house anyway"? Nice work in getting LE to admit these under oath!
  • James
    Over the holidays DHS put out that they want to deport 100 million people. This means they want to deport @ 50,000 citizens born here. I wonder what groups of citizens they want to deport, but I bet people forced to register are one of these groups. (I do not see this happening as I do not see congress giving the hundreds of billions of dollars needed for DHS the money to enact what it wants to do.)