NARSOL Recognizes Pennsylvania Director as 2025 Advocate of the Year
Atlanta, GA – October 20, 2025 – The National Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (NARSOL) proudly announces that John Dawe, Managing Director... Read more.
Domestic Travel On the Registry Challenges
Involvement with the legal system in the United States can be a traumatizing experience. For those who have been found guilty of crimes of a sexual nature, this... Read more.
Pennsylvania House Judiciary Should Cut Exclusions from New Anti-Recidivism Act
HB 1678 would provide tremendous resources and support for persons incarcerated in Pennsylvania, but it excludes persons with sex crimes for no good reason.... Read more.
Reciprocating Hope Through Mail
An unfamiliar letter came to my home last month, and my mind was taken back to the Federal Correctional Institution. I remember Mail Call and walking over to the... Read more.
PARSOL’s Response to Hampton Township Petition; SVP Concerns
The Pennsylvania Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (PARSOL) believes all sexual abuse is unacceptable and that prevention, treatment, and healing are... Read more.
A History of PA’s Registry, Part III
Those who wish to understand how Pennsylvania’s Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA, Or Megan’s Law) operates today may be dismayed to learn... Read more.
PARSOL Team Educates Legislators Including New ALI Model
The Legislative Committee of PARSOL is based in Harrisburg but is active across the entire Commonwealth. It is dedicated to forming relationships with our elected... Read more.
10 Important and Surprising Facts about Pennsylvania’s Megan’s Law
Pennsylvania Megan's Law can be confusing. Check out our Top 10 Facts about SORNA in PA.... Read more.
A History of PA’s Registry, Part II
A History of PA’s Megan’s Law and the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA). Part 2 By Randall – July 29, 2021 As we saw in Part I, litigation... Read more.
A good idea gone bad: How the PA Senate sabotaged the sexual abuse prevention plan
By Randall Hayes In September 2019, the increasingly prevalent and in-demand problem of online images of child sexual abuse (CSA) or “child pornography” rocked... Read more.