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

Fri, 2020-10-09 17:12 +0000 — Posted by CCJR Staff
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.

N.H. considers eliminating statute of limitations in criminal cases involving sexual assault

Thu, 2020-02-27 00:00 +0000 — Posted by CCJR Staff

A bill seeking to eliminate the statute of limitations for all civil actions in sexual assault cases received overwhelming support during a public hearing at the State House on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2020.

Adult victims in New Hampshire have six years to report the most egregious sexual assault crimes to law enforcement before the clock runs out.

Children sexually abused before age 18 have 22 years, or until they turn 40, to bring forward an allegation to authorities.

Federal Court Decision on Halloween in Georgia

Sat, 2020-02-22 17:15 +0000 — Posted by CCJR Staff
BIG WIN!!! Judge rules in favor of Registrants in GA Halloween Sign case!!!

(October 29, 2019) A Federal Court Judge ruled Butts Count (Georgia) could not force persons required to register as sex offenders to post signs on their property during the Halloween season.

Veterans with Sex Offense Convictions: A Preliminary Investigation.

Mon, 2020-02-17 17:06 +0000 — DRBob

Dear Veterans,

 

First, we want to thank you for serving our country. We are seeking military veterans who are on the sex offense registry to participate in a research project

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