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I think male lawmakers should have their arousal looked at to see if they are at risk of being a predator to the opposite or same sex. Also check their risk of committing corruption or risk of seeing if they come up with draconian bills/laws. Let's put their peckers to the test to see if they are as innocent as the wind driven snow. Snow comes down as white, yet it doesn't always stay that way. Sorry for any mental images I'll repent.

No. And I recommend not trying

Lawmakers in Madison must spend too much time inhaling cow manure that their brains have gone to.... Wisconsin must be trying to the northern version of Floriduh or lawmakers enjoy cows too much. Mooove over Floriduh Wisonsin is the draconian state regarding certain sex crimes in the northern tier.

In our state, our lawmakers admitted that people on the registry have a lower rate of committing sexual crime than the general population, and they still voted to keep the registry double the length of what the statistics on recidivism risk showed. They aren't ignorant, they are waging a calculated war against our success and reintegration.

geez! not good. Are you still on a registry? if so, did you provide the 21-day notice? did your flight into Spain (through Zurich) originate in the usa? how long ago was the offense? you mentioned that you had previously had a bad experience returning to the USA in Secondary. Had you previously been flagged by foreign authorities, or is this a first? thanks, and very sorry to hear of your experience! & sorry about all the questions, but I'm just trying to put your experience in context ..

Yes. It was to Cabo. 3 years ago.

I’m glad your experience was quick. We flew into CDG on May 21. The EES system was down, so they only did the photograph and not the fingerprints. However, it took us 2 hours and 15 minutes to clear immigration after we landed.

Voters Beware Written by Quiet too long - 05/28/2026   Roughly 1 in 20 American households - about 5% - contains someone under criminal detention, supervision, or civil control. That strips the constitution from them. That is a measurable demographic fact. The United States has about 128 million households, and approximately 6.4 million people are currently under some form of state‑imposed control. including an estimated 900,000 who have completed every term of their sentence yet remain under indefinite civil restrictions. From my perspective, these systems do not just affect the 6.4 million individuals directly involved. They also influence the lives of spouses and children - an estimated 10-11 million immediate family members. These 3.25 million families live with the consequences every day, even though they themselves have committed no crime. But the deeper issue is civic laws that bypass constitutional values,   Millions of these individuals - and many of their family members - are discouraged, restricted, or effectively pushed out of the voting process through civil restrictions.  Some cannot vote because of state laws, Some can vote but believe they cannot, Some avoid voting because of fear, stigma, or confusion created by civil restrictions. Some are blocked by ID issues, address instability, or bureaucratic barriers. The result is the same: A measurable portion of the electorate is silenced by fed and state restrictions. And need to be considered in the percentages map. This is not about one political party, This is not about one law ( There are many), This is about the structural reality that when State required civil restrictions compelled towards a state and federal created caste, - they remove voices from the democratic process. Void of constitutional values.   If you think these laws will never reach your home, consider this: If 10 neighbors are adjacent...

Hi everyone, I called every Senator's office on the list informing them that I oppose AB-1568. To be a little a more than a year away from finally being able to get relief from this evil registration, only to find out that they have once again added an additional road block to the process is so disgusting. The registration is nothing more than a business to law enforcement, which is literally the strongest union that we have in this country. These people can't bare the fact of losing power which is why they try to create additional barriers to keep souls such as me and everyone else, the relief that we more than deserve from this disgusting registration. I pray that God intervenes in some way to stop this bill from being passed. Thank you!

Term limits would get people to the polls, but I know that corruption and money to be given in brown sacks are too big to pass up. The Supreme Court has the lowest approval rates and I wonder how many Americans would want a shake up in the courts regardless of party. Put Janice on the bench as Chief Justice!

Could just send law enforcement daily donut supplies? That way their stomachs are full and they would feel important eating their cream filled long John while serving the public.

Maybe a free style part of that organization would attract more to get involved even if it doesn't come with all the perks. Life on the registry isn't easy especially when finances are involved and you can't join all organizations or donate to every cause, which can turn registrants and their families away. Together no matter where we fall in the bucket of sex crimes, we will all overcome.

Just wanted to share my experience. I recently returned from Spain. On my way there, I had a layover in Zurich, Switzerland. I entered without any issues and then landed in Seville, Spain, also without any problems. From there, I traveled around the country by train and visited several cities. On my way home, departing from Barcelona, I was pulled aside at passport control. The customs officer appeared confused and called over her supervisor, who also seemed unsure about something. I assumed it was related to a notification they had received back home. I was then told that additional colleagues were coming to assist. Shortly afterward, I was escorted to my gate by three police officers and was not allowed out of their sight until I boarded the plane. They even accompanied me to the restroom. The experience caught me by surprise. When I landed back home in the U.S., Customs escorted me to a separate office, asked me a few questions, and then I was on my way. Compared to my previous return from Europe—when my bags were searched in front of other travelers in a public area—the U.S. experience was relatively minor. Overall, the most surprising part of the trip was definitely being escorted through the airport in Barcelona by three officers all the way to my gate.

Im planning on going to Puerto Rico. Does anyone have a clear idea of the rules? I want to visit but comments are not clear if its 3 days or 10 days. To me the 3 day rule is more for relocation and the 10 day is for visit but the way its written does confuse people.

There is a subscription fee to participate in their online community that appears not yet launched. I understand websites cost money, and I understand that they are trying to make sure people seriously want to be part of the community, but the fee turned me off. $100 / year or $15 / mo is a barrier to keep out trouble makers, but it also keeps out people who truly need support. When your child, partner, family member is arrested, you are in shock, devasted, reeling in despair all while trying to act quickly to assess, understand, and gather your resources and legal counsel. It is psychological chaos. And I'm not just talking the first couple days. This mental chaos lasts a while as anyone in the "justice" system knows it is a roller coaster. People may be up in the middle of the night looking for online support and they may not be able to pay a subscriber fee. The costs of being in the system are huge as we all know. Lawyers, monitoring software, GPS "bracelets", treatment for years, polygraphs, lost wages, and on it goes - we don't need subscriber fees. I found ACSOL during one of my many sleepless nights. And this is just one of many kudos to ACSOL that they provide this monitored forum for FREE. All you have to do is give your email and behave yourself. I realize this other site may provide more resources and specific support, but who knows, I can't get in to see whether it's any good. Janice, the ACSOL team, and all of you with your wisdom have given me so much. So I donate when I can and suggest you all do what you can too because look around, you cannot find anyone or anything that does...

J brown ....I thought the same thing. 3 years incarceration with 15 years registry ..... Wisconsin shatheads. Wisconsin is the worst for cp possession. California is light with lifetime registration. I get lifetime registration and lifetime GPS and $280 a month fee.....for life! And when I move, I get to keep updating their registry!?!?! F that!

I'm right there with you and also, idgaf how old these punk kids are. I'll beat the brakes off their ass real good.

Why are you asking? People off the registry can be excluded from a country and could apply to him/her.

I kind of wonder why you dismiss the fact that some countries have access to your criminal record. Chill dude. All information is helpful to someone.

If you want to cruise to Alaska choose a cruise line that goes from Seattle to Seattle or Seattle to Anchorage. All such cruises will usually stop in Victoria, BC for about 4-5 hours but you can stay on the ship there. I know a guy on the registry who was able to take a cruise line's shuttle bus from the Seattle airport to Vancouver and he had no trouble entering Canada that way.

in 30 minutes each way you can just drive to the Cali border and back at 48 hours and you good for another 48, even if you do that 2 or 3 times quicker and safer then registering.

I work in the ER - again as a RN. I get drug addicts, criminals, people with no insurance coming in time and time again. In many cases, just to get a tune up so they can go back out and do the same thing again and again. We have criminals in prison? Drug dealers? These. Bills sound like Nazi Germany. Lets hate these people. Post Halloween signs? Make them carry special drivers license? Prohibit them from living in certain locations? Should we require them to have a tattoo? Place a ankle braclet for life? Yet, we don't want them to re-offend, get jobs and be successful? Hateful!

Excellent! Kudos to the mother that took the time to create this resource. From the description of her son's offense & sentence, it sounds like he was a victim of the cheesheads--just like myself. There really aren't any states worse than Wisconsin. 😟

No, really, it is not about ego, but the very fact that opposition can be advocated many ways in a larger picture to defeat a measure. That is all.

lol you’re back in typical fashion. Things change constantly just because you live a lowly life and don’t go anywhere don’t try and suppress information. There is no “of course” in any of this.

If I lived closer I would attend... I did write seperate emails to each one of those Senators ! Thank-you so much for your advocacy, information, & encouragement !

I wrote to each person on the list - I am from Wisconsin but I believe, if this passes, it will affect every state ( eventually ) Please send them your thoughts and comments about this - it will only help

Well...true in a way. But it can have the opposite effect because some of us are on the registry for life. Therefore, some may take it as "bragging & rubbing it in their face." Now I'm not saying that's the right attitude to have, and we should support everyone who's no longer on the hit list. I just get more excited about the accomplishments of travelers, despite them being on the registry. But that's just me.

Damn, why can't I get neighbors like this?! The SEX Registries are war and nothing has ever gotten me so fired up to fight scumbags like the Registries have. The Registries radicalized me decades ago and I want to harm the immoral, anti-American Registry A**holes/Supporters/Terrorists. I so want to fight them. Daily. So why can't I get neighbors like this? Mine are way too chill. I'll have to continue directing the war elsewhere. Today, there are exactly zero informed, intelligent, moral people in the entire world who think that Registries should exist. If you find someone who does, you know they are deficient in one or more of those areas.

You really need to let go of your ego in this scenario. Obviously I'm saying working together by being loud, not silent and timid as you keep suggesting. You keep making this about you and your over-emphasis on personal feelings instead of looking at the bigger picture. Staying silent is objectively worse in this context. Registrants are already gun-shy from the ptsd that comes with being registrants - the more relatable voices they see and hear the more emboldened and less apathetic they will be in terms of making their voices heard. Janice's main point this entire time is that everyone needs to be more active and visible. You really are doubling down on this quiet majority thing, that doesn't exist, because your ego demands that you "win" this "debate" despite the fact that I'm telling you this is greater than that. Let go of your ego concerning this already, this isn't about you. Please stop trying to convince registrants that being silent and timid is just as effective as making their voices more loudly heard.

Letters done (fyi...ChatGPT does a good job of creating letters if you aren't computer savvy). See you at the hearing! This bill is a nightmare! After 20 years and fighting like heck to stay compliant in every last detail because the conviction happened in another state you can't be included in the Three Tier Laws and get relief? What the heck kind of nonsense is that? No logic what-so-ever!

My crime happened 25 years ago, and I have 1 1/2 left on sora. Last labor day I had my door almost kicked in by five, 12 and 13 year olds. This year I have 2 teens trying to get on my back property. I also live next to a cop from Oakland County, and his wife who is a lawyer that's been harassing me, since 2012. Now he has a camera point directly at my property and home.

Thank you for finally coming to the conclusion I've been advocating the entire time, people forced to register can advocate whether quietly or vocally their opposition to this bill and working as a team to do it. No ego involved.

Was gonna say that, they prob assume we dont have many ways to defend ourselves (legally) based on the felony aspect failing to realize we dont all have felonies and there is also firearm right restoration, expungements (with no SOR removal), etc... I dare some shitbirds like this to come at me sideways lol

CA comrades and Janice I am with you in spirit and sending good vibes for a successful campaign to kill this bill. I hope to be a CA resident someday and this may possibly impact my family if I can convince my son there is life outside of Chicago. But beyond that, beyond me and my family, this is just wrong. And call me crazy but I have come to feel strongly about all of us in this predicament and feel I know some of you (to the extent that's possible) over the years through this forum. Best of luck and fingers crossed!!

At this point you're making this more about you being "right" rather than understanding that the stakes of this bill outweigh your attempts to constantly prioritize "feelings" and "emotions". There is a LOT at stake here with this bill, try to understand that. It's okay to be a little uncomfortable and put oneself out there because that's what it will take to defeat bills like this. Stop trying to "win" this debate to satisfy your ego. I am done going back and forth with you. This goes beyond that, this bill needs registrants to work together.

I appreciate it. I was wondering because I have heard notices sometimes still get sent if someone has a sex crime on their record (Regardless if they still have to register). I feel like a lot of people don't do what you did which is notify all these agencies that you're no longer required to register which I think is crucial.

It adds tremendous value cause a lot of us are working on getting off the registry and have been denied into these same countries so hearing these stories of people who have been able to enter freely without their past status holding them back is massive.

I am telling you that the more you try to push and guilt people into doing what you feel is the most appropriate way, the more they may not chose to participate, which then the community loses. Those who want to be vocal will be. Those who don't want to be but still want to participate in advocacy will. There is more than one way to advocate. PFRs understand that.

This sounds more likely. We really have fallen far, and nobody is listening...

It is very easy for this community to fall into a state of apathy/defeatism - but if they see others actively engaging vocally and visibly, at least within ACSOL comment forum, that helps immensely to mitigate those feelings of hopelessness against a system seemingly rigged against registrants. Seeing more people actively speaking up will help embolden others and let them see that they are not alone in their struggle.

I'm just telling you, and them, that it's the wrong approach and I explained why. It's important to be more vocal and visible for the aforementioned reasons.

@MD Registrant A little light reading for this Saturday about the hurdle required to implement what many believe is a good idea: SCOTUS Term Limits May Be a Good Idea. But They Still Require a Constitutional Amendment.Lifetime tenure for federal judges has been the constitutional practice since ratification. (Reason.com 21 May 2025)

There's nothing timid about exercising the PFR right to engage with elected officials quietly as they choose in voicing opposition. It is their right. You're assuming if they're not vocally engaging here or elsewhere, then they're not engaging with the elected officials in voicing their opposition to proposed laws. That's a leap unless you have proof otherwise. As long as they're engaging with the officials to voice their opposition is all that matters when it comes to it in the end. But you do you as vocally as want.

Please consider asking the person to whom you will deliver the car to meet you outside the Florida line. Even if you won’t be required to register for such a short visit, Florida is hostile to registrants.

@pat General information (not legal advice) The state mailed a letter that required reporting within three working days. USPS scanned the letter as ‘arrived’ at my post office, but it was not placed into my mailbox on the day it was scanned. Because it wasn’t put in the box, I went to the clerk and asked if all the mail had been put out. They said yes. I told them the letter should be there and asked them to look. They checked the bin where certified letters are kept and it wasn’t there. Then they went to the back and came out holding the letter, saying they had found it. This same situation has happened with three different clerks over a ten‑year span. When a letter is scanned but not delivered, it shortens the time a person has to respond and can even cause the letter to be returned to the sender. That delay comes from USPS handling. A clerical error inside the post office is hard to prove because customers have no way to know a letter is sitting there unless they use Informed Delivery. Without Informed Delivery, I would not have known the letter existed, and I could have been jailed again. This same issue has happened multiple times at my post office with different clerks. Outgoing mail is different. The only reliable way to make sure a Certified Mail item is accepted on the correct date is to take it to the post office and watch the clerk scan and sign for it. That way, the acceptance scan happens immediately, and there is no delay that could make it look like the item was mailed later than it actually was. Having the correct USPS receipt and any available video footage can help document the acceptance date and...

Totally agree. While I've been to FL last summer for a weekend, we drove in and drove out. Not me driving of course, and the vehicle registered under my friends name. So may not fly this time and rent a car, not in my name of course 🙂

Thanks Quiet... The yearly form was sent, as always, certified - return receipt. Foiled the date DCJS received it. The detective was told all this and said he doesn't care. He and his partner also harassed him at work, pretending to be scammers over the phone but we knew exactly who it was from what they said. The two of them were put newly put in charge of the unit and used the opportunity to harass and arrest PFR. We were warned it was coming, and it sure did! The state uses the registry as an excuse to make false claims and they get away with it because of how vague everything is ... The whole damn thing is a scam. When a person feels safer in the company of people previously convicted of sex offenses than in the company of the police in charge of them, there's a problem. Who are the REAL criminals?

Again, I explained already why it's important to be more vocal and to engage. Being overly timid about this, as you suggest based on "freedom of choice", is not the way considering freedom is the very thing at stake for many people here. The whole point that Janice has been making is that we need more visibility to the powers that be and for some semblance of a registrant community.

Don't report anything. If you're driving down from OH with a night's stay anywhere, you'll be fine on the road trip. You're not staying anywhere long enough to concern yourself with a report, if off paper. You'll be in and out before anyone knows it. Enjoy the trip down I-75 and make it fun and memorable.

Being silent is one thing but being proactive is another and one that doesn't need to be voiced if they don't want to afterwards. Called freedom of choice.

How about society grow up and stop shaming people with sex convictions instead? We shouldn't need outreach programs as a coping mechnanism. iIf society didn't fall for the lies propaganda and harbor deep-seated emotional bias against anyone that's been convicted with this stuff. There is no restoration of trust, reputation reubilding or any unified goals towards goodstanding post-conviction. I lay blame on multiple fronts with the media, tv shows like L&O SVU and child safety advocates that everyone with a sex conviction is sexually dangerous for life. When I was in court-ordered mandatory thearapy for 3 years, I simply felt zero unity, comradery or relatability with those in that group. It was worse than torture.

They are emboldened by societal support and their self-righteous belief that they are better than people on the registry. Apparently, they are people who have never made a mistake, big or small, in their lives, and it makes them feel good to bully a vulnerable population who knows it cannot afford a misstep.

I was referring mostly to the Shaver- Betts Ruling They was saying it couldn't be enforced on pre 2006 and 2011 and from what I understand you would have to due some kind of legal motion to get back into your Sentencing court even though it's ruled unconditional I'm sure many people wouldn't have the knowledge or money to hire an attorney It really wasn't a question more of a statement from frustration I think a lot of us feel like a hamster on a wheel

Drug dealers and gang unquestionably do more harm than registrants. But it is extremely rare for vigilantes and would-be vigilantes to confront them - that would likely get them hurt or killed. The reason they go after registrants is a perceived inability to defend themselves. Again, pure cowardice on display by those who gang up on registrants like this. I doubt there's a pair of balls between them.

What? I’m not sure I understand your question

That's a big issue, there are over 100,000 registrants but think about the obstacles. A fair percentage of those registrants may have limitations from using a PC/internet. Just the cost to mail out a letter to 100,000 registrants is very high - a postage stamp costs 78 cents so just to mail one letter to all of them is $78,000.

Generally, you should be okay as far as the law is concerned in Florida. But being a green card holder & rso would make me kind of nervous in today's anti-immigrant political climate. And I'm speaking as a conservative who is aware that drivers get stopped & profiled because of their race. I remember SCOTUS overturning the "show me your papers" law here in Arizona because it was based on profiling. From your username, you might be an Irish national who need not worry about profiling. But keep in mind that green card holders have been deported over simple free speech issues. You're already walking a tightrope for not getting deported over the offense that led to your registration.

That doesn't make sense to me. Why would registrants be quiet and private about this? One of the largest hurdles for registrants to cross is the feeling of isolation from society - contributing to this comment section/forum establishes a needed sense of community and the perception that one is not fighting alone. Registrants need to make their voices heard. Being silent does not help.

How does your information add any value when you don't have to register? Your passport doesn't have the identifier, and you didn't have to send a 21 day notice. Okay...so of course Mexico would let you into their country

You are correct that if you are entering and leaving the same day you will not be in Florida nearly long enough to require registration there. Also, since you will not be staying overnight, you should definitely NOT report anywhere in Florida as your "destination" when you report your travel before leaving. In fact, your trip seems so brief you may not have to report it at all. If you report any destination it should be the place where you stay the night before you enter and leave Florida. Unless you're on probation you shouldn't have to report the flight either. As for your concerns about the airport, you have me sympathy in these dark days.

So the courts say this is unconditional Many registrants have difficulties in obtaining housing jobs and much more Can't really protest the system without becoming a target registrants and possibly families being assaulted and yet they expect us to stay on the registry or come up with money or more time waiting for the courts process again While at the same time making new unconditional laws Thoughts Opinions

I just made all 6 calls. Everybody was extremely nice. Took less than 5 minutes. My question is, how do people who are not on these forums get this information so they can call, too? There are so many PFRs in CA, but only a small percentage utilizes these forums.

I do not have to register as of 2022. CBX crossing goes right into TJ airport. In addition I flew several times to Europe where I’m sure they sent a green notice on me. So it appears those don’t piggy back on your passport.

Until society sees those forced to register as equals to them, something has got to give. Heck, we don't even need their permission to exist! The radicalizatoin of these hate groups - which call themselves "pred hunters" - think we're all target rich and easy pickins' to snuff out. It all stems from being branwashed on politics and religion. They all rally around social validation and group think in hating others they deem lesser. It's like the get off on shaming others to hide their own insecurties and life failures.

Thanks for saying this. I could not have said it better.

Roger is totally correct. This is the easiest thing to do. "Hi, my name is (fill in the blank). I am calling in regard to AB1568. I am asking that the Senator OPPOSE the bill." "I am from (fill in the zip code)". "Thank you". A five year old can do this. And it took you longer to read this post and comments than it does to make the calls. Make your calls today. Next simple thing to do is show up. Wait for the bill to be called. When they ask for others in opposition. Stand up at the microphone and say, "My name is (fill in the blank) and I am from (fill in the blank). I am in STRONG OPPOSITION." I have been doing this for at least 9 years. Never had any repercussions.

PFRs that do their part don't have to report it in the forum. Let's not assume PFRs aren't doing their part by the lack of discussion here or reporting it. This isn't a look at me and what I've done to help. Just encourage PFRs et al to help as they can. That's all that's needed.

No one does, but society has shown it pays to repost it or show it live. They know better but believe they can get away with it.

As the guvnah of CO said last time he was running for reelection, those addicted can go to counseling while continuing to allow drugs to flow into and be ingested in his state. He's just as bad as those you mention.

I would argue that drug dealers and gangs do FAR, FAR more harm. They convert a potentially morally good person into one bent on the worst evils imaginable; inspired and possibly controlled by Satan's legions themselves. These groups behave like cancer in society, and hundreds of thousands die each year from drug related overdoses, homicides, suicides, DUI fatalities, and so on. We are already seeing the fabric fraying. One pull on a loose string, and it may all come apart. But that doesn't seem to worry anyone much in comparison to the "threat" posed by people on the registry. I smell weed just about everywhere I go now. I might have to start reporting second hand smoke inhalation as a condition to my doctor if this keeps trending as is.

Since being removed I have not had an issue entering or exiting any country. When I got my court approval to be removed I waited several weeks then sent an email to Angel watch , or the Feds, and requested them to remove me. I emailed the copy of my court papers also. Then I waited several weeks after that and started traveling. (I don't know If it shows Im my criminal record, but im sure it does. ) (And now it been 17 years since convicted) Hope that answers you question.

Did you send an email requesting to be removed from the Federal systems?

Remember to send an email requesting to be removed in fed system. I sent a copy of my court paper removing me. Apologies I don't have that email. But it's on the Website somewhere. I have not any problems traveling abroad or coming back to the US.

Have you taken any flights directly to SE Asia from the US?

Who raises kids that are concerned about a 30 year old crime? Get a freaking life and grow up or find yourself in jail one day for being a problem to society.

The sex registry is a house of cards. The registry keeps getting bigger nationwide. Registry laws across the country are getting struck down year over year. All the scientific evidence shows the registry has no effect or a negative effect on public safety. In that sense, Guber is indeed a scammer because not only is she milking taxpayers with ridiculous compensation packages, she also has a well documented history of getting people to register for life when registration has already been proven to have no effect on public safety; or, in some studies, sex registration has been shown to cause crime. So, the public is pretty much using its tax money to pay Guber to increase unemployment, increase homelessness, and increase crime. She's literally a scammer in the purest sense! There's a reason why many other countries have forgone registration and instead focus on 'criminal' rehabilitation. But in America, it's all about feeding the prison industrial system and creating bogus 'jobs' that feed the carceral system. - In the last 10 years, we've seen prosecutors and 'law enforcement' lose a lot of respect and credibility (and for good reason). People used to see prosecutors and cops as 'good.' But nowadays, I notice many people just see them as corrupt. Also, does anyone else find it weird that even in murder cases, no registration is required? Makes no sense! Notwithstanding her husband's alleged occupation, she's literally a slimy weasel.

That's fair, but it's also natural to assume that registrants would be discussing this bill more in the comments - it's hard not to interpret the lack of voices as a sign of apathy which should be avoided here. And what is being asked is not exactly time consuming - calls and emails only take a few minutes which is not even including those who are able to go to the hearing on June 16th.

Why do you think people are not? If I spend a lot of time doing something, I have a lot less time to come here to report it. Also, I rarely post anything here about the work that I'm actually doing. I rarely post with my real name. Even local to where I live, I much prefer to constantly attack government, LE, and the Registries from the shadows. They are getting impact and I usually don't care to let them know from where. I let them know often, but far more often, I don't.

What? I don't think you are advocating that PFRs ignore Registration laws, right? The Registries, and the billion tag-along laws that they've promoted and enabled, are weapons of war. They are the weapons that the criminal regimes, and the Registry A**holes/Supporters/Terrorists that support them, use to harm PFR families. Their weapons must be neutralized. My main goals with the Registries are: 1. Ensure they are worthless. 2. Neutralize their weapons. 3. Make them pay consequences. I neutralize their weapons by making sure they can't harm my family. I don't let them arrest me. Additionally, for any harm my family endures, I've committed to myself that I will return it twelvefold. That can take a lot of effort. And ultimately, it could end up being a huge escalation in the war. But, I've got to do it. With every day that passes, I have less to lose. At the end of my life, I'll have nothing left to lose. My family will be insulated. On a practical note, we've seen a number of cases recently where ALPRs have gotten people arrested. If you are pulled over, in ANY vehicle at all, you should assume that LE can immediately check where that vehicle has been for the last 6 months (or however long). If you are not in your home state and they see that vehicle has been driving around in state for say 2 weeks, they'll probably ask you how long you have been in the state. What will you say? PFRs should know in advance what they will say and do. All the time. Always knows in advance. Personally, I recommend to never speak to LE. I certainly would not lie, at a minimum.

I pray for this and more actually every day.

This is hilarious. I'm going to have to get one. I'd love people to come to my gate just so I could do this. I'd have it on video then too and that sounds fun. I'd need to make sure they were on my property. I'm sure I could automate this easily enough too. Then I could get people without needing to be alerted about it.

No, a PFR should always call the police. As long as the Registries exist, everyone must suffer and pay. Registry A**holes/Supporters/Terrorists, like these criminal children, are anti-American, harassing, idiot terrorists. I'm going to call LE on them any chance I get, related to Registries or not. I don't care if they aren't currently actively harassing my family at all. Anyone who supports Registries needs consequences. Beyond that, it is good to report and document all the problems the Registries cause. I think it would be great if LE had to visit every PFR home 10+ times a year. Take their resources. Waste their time and money. They want this horsesh*t, make them deal with it. While they are jacking off harassing PFRs, they aren't doing anything useful. They aren't preventing or solving crimes. As long as Registries exist, that isn't as big of a priority.

Enjoy the drive in FLA.

Until she can prove the guise of public safety actually works and is the truth, she needs to stop being stupid and explain all of the first timers who offend and end up on the registry despite it. The under-reported lie is BS.

@Bobby S; Collateral review refers to a legal process where a court examines the legality of a conviction or sentence after the direct appeal process has been exhausted, often through motions like habeas corpus. This type of review allows for challenges based on claims of constitutional violations or due process issues that occurred during the original trial.https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/ip3/columbialawreview.org.ico columbialawreview.orghttps://external-content.duckduckgo.com/ip3/federalcriminallawcenter.com.ico federalcriminallawcenter.com I don’t know if this will help but it sounds like a last chance effort after the courts deny us our rights

The thing about Guber is she fights to get people registered for “public safety.” My question is: what good does it do when people can’t make a living because they are on the registry? Seems like this accomplishes the opposite of public safety when people are forced into homelessness and into unemployment when they’re on the registry. So I absolutely agree… Lauren Guber has stripped countless people of the ability to make ends meet by making them register as RSOs. Charge her with crimes against humanity in The Hague! There’s a reason why many countries refuse to adapt a registry like America’s!!

Green card driving to Florida to drop off vehicle and flying out that day. Safe to do? I'm a green card holder and registered. I need to drive to Florida soon to transport a vehicle for a family member. They will be driving it once we cross the state border. Once that's done, planning to fly out one way to Ohio. Is this safe to do? I'm not staying past the required length to report in FL. Of course, i am worried about my green card status and the airport. Thoughts? Ideas? Thanks

Will any of the organizations that voiced opposition to the bill in the first Assembling hearing also be voicing their opposition on June 16th?

@Bobby I agree with Josh this is another strike againt them, I would in my opnion just keep doing as we are and wait it out to see the states next move, if any.But i do know its not looking good for them, Cant wait to see how the July 21st goes for them. I believe the stars are starting to align.

@Josh, that's what I understand from the AI apps and I did get a very short answer from Tim @tge ACLU. He said to ask a Attorney basically. I was thinking of Petitioning Oakland County's 6th Circuit Court in Pontiac. Where my conviction was in 1992. The Judge I had Judge Tyner is now retired, so who would I actually ask to be removed. I know Gonk said it would write out the petition for me and who to send it too. There was another place to that you can ask to be removed, but I can't remember the name right now.

I will not confirm nor deny how I know , but I can say with confidence, you buy a laser pin ( good one) and shine it on the heart from your home window , to anyone you feel is trying to break in your house. You will find out how fast those individuals can run

It's important to call these offices. It's even more important to attend the June 16 hearing. We need to have a large presence at the hearing in order to be heard.

WHY are so few registrants commenting and making their calls? Do you guys just expect everyone to do the work for you? Don't whine and complain about the registry if you're not willing to put in the minimum work to help stop it. Make your calls, stop being complacent and expecting other people to do your work.

@Bobby…. I don’t have a good answer for you on that. My attorney is looking into it based on what Miriam said in that webinar in addition to the Shaver case decision that just dropped. My best guess is there will be no automatic removal because there is no way in hell the state would willingly do that. I think a court order from your sentencing court is what they are hinting at honestly but again I’m speculating

@Josh or TnT or anyone else for that matter. Unless I phrased the quest in correctly, both AI apps bi have in my phone and some people , said that even though we win again we will not be automatically removed and that will will still have to petition our County Court we were convicted in to me removed. So even though myself and others who were convicted before 1995, before the registry and those of us who went from 25 years to life still have to petition to be removed. So my original 25 years was up in 2020, but apparently I still have to petition to be removed. Does that seem correct to anyone else, or am I understanding that wrong, it may I should reread the Michigans Supreme Court order again. What is collateral review mean? anyone know? I still haven't even seen anything in the local news or national news yet. So if I anyone else has any thoughts in this I'd love to hear your input on this. Thanks in advance. Bobby

@ pat (Non‑Legal, Research‑Based Only) From what I’ve researched, the U.S. Postal Service uses automated imaging systems that photograph mail as it moves through processing equipment. These images are part of USPS security and operational protocols, and they can show when a piece of mail entered the system. People are familiar with this on the incoming side through Informed Delivery, but outgoing mail is also scanned at several points. These images and processing logs can sometimes be requested through the proper channels if someone needs to confirm that a letter was actually mailed on a certain date. Police departments also typically have audio and video systems inside their facilities, including booking areas, hallways, and interview rooms. If a statement was made inside the building, there is usually some form of recording. If a department later claims that a recording “no longer exists,” that raises questions about record‑retention policies and whether required procedures were followed. In many places, destroying or losing official recordings outside of the normal retention schedule can trigger internal investigations or administrative consequences. This is general information based on publicly available sources. It isn’t legal advice, and anyone dealing with a real situation should talk to a qualified professional who can look at the specific facts.

Just arrived in Frankfurt from South East Asia yesterday, no problems

Sounds like a plan. Get all the LEOs confused & angry as they run around chasing shadows

You can't talk to stupid I don't know if the homeowner has a felony, but I would've answered the door at 12 in the morning with a shot gun in my hand