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PA Fearless Group

PA Fearless Group, a support group for those on the registry and their friends and family, meets on the 2nd Saturday of each month at 4 p.m.
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Legislative Updates

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...

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...

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PARSOL’s Response to Hampton Township Petition; SVP Concerns

The Pennsylvania Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (PARSOL) believes all sexual...

A History of PA’s Registry, Part III

Those who wish to understand how Pennsylvania’s Sex Offender Registration and Notification...

Judge’s Opinion Cites ‘Sex Offender’ Myths & Out-of-Context Facts

SHAME! SHAME! Judge David Porter for the U.S. 3rd Circuit Court has recently...

PARSOL Praises New Ruling that Housing Communities Cannot Ban PFRs

STROUDSBURG, Pa. – PARSOL is praising a ruling by the Pennsylvania Commonwealth...

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

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