RULING: A sex offender’s obligations under Federal SORNA are independent of any duties under state law.

The Sixth Circuit affirmed. A sex offender’s obligations under SORNA are independent of any duties under state law. The court rejected Willman’s arguments that SORNA is unconstitutional as an ex post facto law, as double jeopardy, as violating the Fifth Amendment, as cruel and unusual punishment, as overbroad and vague, as violating his privacy rights, and as violating his right to travel.  (Terrible Rulling with huge potential consequences.)

Massachusetts Registration Decision COMMONWEALTH vs. FRANCIS X. HARDING, JR.

This  is one of the most logical, sensible court decisions I have ever read on registration issues.  We actually have the same idiotic prohibitions here in NH and people who have faced consequences for the same issues that were overturned in this Massachusetts decision.

NHDOC Employee Tests Positive for COVID-19

Concord, NH – The NH Department of Corrections learned late Friday that an employee who works out of the NH State Prison for Men had tested positive for COVID-19 on April 3, 2020, and is now quarantined at their home.

Please Telll Us What is Happening in our Jails and Prison?

If your friend or loved one is incarcerated in New Hampshire and has shared any information on what is happening behind the walls regarding Coronavirus please let us know. Have they received soap and cleaning supplies like bleach wipes? Have they heard about anyone getting the virus? Please share information and please read our  April Newsletter -

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