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"Passport Applicants May Have To Affirm That They Are 'Not Required To Register' As Sex Offenders," by Jacob Sullum, Reason, March 14, 2025
"Wisconsin's Lifetime GPS Monitoring Upheld for Sex Offenders," by Bernie Pazanowski, Bloomberg Law, March 12, 2025
"Massachusetts Court Weighs Whether All Prostitution Is Sex Trafficking," by Elizabeth Nolan Brown, Reason, January 13, 2025
"Florida appeals court rejects ‘sex predator’ label rule for driver’s licenses," by Jim Saunders, News Service of Florida, January 10, 2025
"More than 100 sex offenders could be safely freed from controversial N.J. lockup, ex-judge says," by Matt Gray, NJ.com, December 10, 2024
"Arizonans Approve Life in Prison for Sex Trafficking a Minor," by Elizabeth Nolan Brown, Reason, November 06, 2024
"Enough With the Sex Offender Registry," by Christy Perez & Kastalia Medrano, Filter, October 23, 2024
"Tennessee will remove HIV-positive people convicted of sex work from violent sex offender list," by Kimberlee Kruesi, Associated Press, July 19, 2024
"Michigan Supreme Court decision will likely strike hundreds from sex-offender registry," by Ed White, Associated Press, July 29, 2024
"Surgical castration, ‘Don’t Say Gay’ and absentee regulations. New laws go into effect in Louisiana," by Sara Cline, Associated Press, August 01, 2024
"N.J. high court eases test for juvenile offenders to be removed from sex offender list," by Nikita Biryukov, New Jersey Monitor, July 01, 2024
"Opinion: Death penalty for child rapists does more harm than good. Tennessee erred on new law," by Sarah McGee, Tennessean, July 07, 2024
"Louisiana bill proposes surgical castration for child sex offenders," by Kelly Kasulis Cho, Washington Post, June 04, 2024
"Inside Vermont’s Radical Approach to Helping the Formerly Incarcerated Succeed," by Steven Yoder, The Appeal, May 28, 2024
"New York Senate passes bill to tighten legal standard Harvey Weinstein used to toss rape conviction," by Anthony Izaguirre, Associated Press, May 22, 2024
