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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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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...

The Costs of Maintaining PA’s Sex Offender Registry

It may be impossible to tally the true costs of PA’s sex offender registry. Please see our letter to the Legislature about...

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Neck declared an ‘Intimate Body Part’ in Latest SCOPA Ruling

WHAT? The neck’s an intimate part of the body? Since when? Since...

Attorneys Challenge Chester County Decision; What Happens Now?

The Pennsylvania Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (PARSOL) has learned that...

Special Report: Recidivism Low For People With Sex Offenses

Supporters of the Pennsylvania Megan’s Law List inaccurately state that people with...

PARSOL Case Analysis: Commonwealth v. George Torsilieri

Read the Case Analysis by PARSOL's Legal Committee around the potentially game-changing...

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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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