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    RM307: Innocence Denied: The Unseen Scars of Wrongful Conviction

    RM307: Innocence Denied: The Unseen Scars of Wrongful Conviction

    In this episode of Registry Matters, we explore a range of critical legal issues and legislative updates. We start with a discussion on a court ruling that bars a wrongfully imprisoned man from suing officials due to immunity protections. Next, we delve into the implications of California’s Tiered Registry Law for PFRs, emphasizing legislative intent […]

    • 1 u. 2 min.
    RM306: Putting the Jack Back in the Box After a Criminal Conviction

    RM306: Putting the Jack Back in the Box After a Criminal Conviction

    In this episode, we don’t have any cases to discuss, but we do have some compelling content. Initially, I planned to talk about a complaint filed by the ACLU in New York regarding proximity restrictions, but I didn’t have the energy. Tonight, we have some listener questions to address. One question comes from an attorney […]

    • 1 u. 1 min.
    RM305: ASORCNA and the Courts: A Convoluted Legal Saga

    RM305: ASORCNA and the Courts: A Convoluted Legal Saga

    In this episode, we delve into the intricacies of the McGuire case and its challenge to Alabama’s Sex Offender Registration and Community Notification Act (ASORCNA). We explore the key provisions contested as unconstitutional, including residency, employment, loitering, ID, and internet dissemination regulations. Join us as we navigate through the court’s lengthy 162-page opinion, discuss the […]

    • 56 min.
    RM304: Sixth Circuit Ruling: What It Means for Tennessee’s Registry

    RM304: Sixth Circuit Ruling: What It Means for Tennessee’s Registry

    [05:52] Listener question from YouTube: What are the correct vehicles to challenge the registry other than declaratory judgment? [21:57] A listener on federal supervision in Ohio was denied internet access by their PO, impacting job searches, healthcare, and education. This appears to be a district-wide issue. Can this policy be challenged given the necessity of […]

    • 1 u. 3 min.
    RM303: Targeted by Intimidation: How Scammers Exploit Registries for Fraud and Extortion

    RM303: Targeted by Intimidation: How Scammers Exploit Registries for Fraud and Extortion

    [2:44] A scammer exploited the national sex offender registry to impersonate law enforcement and extort money from a registered individual at their workplace, prompting a call for protective measures from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. [9:16] Episode 299 revisits polygraphs, highlighting a listener’s experience with authorities who view them as conclusive, despite being denied access […]

    • 1 u. 6 min.
    RM302: The Ethics of Castrating PFRs: Is it Ever Justified?

    RM302: The Ethics of Castrating PFRs: Is it Ever Justified?

    [2:12] We dive into the challenges of recanted testimony in legal cases, explaining why such testimony alone often isn’t sufficient to overturn a conviction. It highlights the unreliability of recantations and the complexities they introduce for prosecutors and the courts. The discussion also covers specific circumstances under which a recantation might be considered more seriously […]

    • 1 u. 2 min.

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