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Rational Reform: The PARSOL Annual Report 2024-25

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Legislative Updates

OP/ED: Vigilantism and the Sex Offender Registry

The following Opinion/Editorial appeared in the December 20, 2024 issue of MerionWest. Portez Smith arrived outside Jesse Grover’s Pennsylvania duplex early on...

ACTION ALERT: Oppose PA Death Penalty Legislation

Harrisburg, PA – 12/11/24—The Pennsylvania Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (PARSOL) strongly opposes the proposal by Fayette County State Representative Ryan...

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Legal and Court Developments

Our Opinion: Supreme Court of PA Missed an Opportunity

Back in June of 2023 we published an article Are the Courts...

Analysis & Commentary: SCOPA Torsilieri Decision 5/31/2024

Introduction The long-awaited Commonwealth v. Torsilieri (Pa. 2024) (Torsilieri II) opinion finally...

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Please note that PARSOL does not condone any form of non-consensual sex, including any sexual activities with individuals under the legal age of consent. People who commit sexual crimes should be prosecuted. That procedure should be Constitutional, fair, and consistent with the legitimate best interests of all Pennsylvanians and based on best evidence-based practices. Once an individual has completed his or her criminal sentence, their debt to society should be considered as paid. No law, whether criminal or civil in nature, should prolong or add to that sentence.