Sex Offender Laws & Treatment

Denied for old crimes: The complex challenge of long-term care for America’s aging sex offenders

As a case manager for the Department of Veterans Affairs, Stephanie Jerstad once had a client die in transitional housing after being rejected by 212 different nursing homes in Illinois and Indiana.

None of them would take the man because he was on a sexual offender registry for a long-ago offense.

NARSOL’s 2025 conference is slated to be held in Grand Rapids, MI on June 26-29

We are pleased to Announce that NARSOL’s 2025 conference is slated to be held in Grand Rapids, MI on June 26-29. 

 

Super Early Bird Registration is Open

Traveling with a Sex Offender Conviction


 
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Issues with the Sex Offender Registry

Constitutional Rights Attorney Kyle Mothershead is our guest.  NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Local constitutional rights attorney Kyle Mothershead joins Levi Ismail on OpenLine to advocate for people who struggle with still being registered as a sex offender - even years after conviction.

 

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