This is episode 74 of Registry Matters. Larry and Andy are joined by John from Vermont who is joining the pair to broaden our horizons; A proposed bill in congress is pondering if they should make college more accessible to those incarcerated; Baltimore prosecutors are determined to convict someone where evidence strongly suggests otherwise; 23 states harshly punish minors for sexting; Cities using chalk to mark tires in violation of 4th Amendment; To keep from revealing techniques and tools, prosecutors drop charges instead; Executive in Jamestown NY preventing registrants from voting against governors executive order; Chicago opens housing to those with arrest records, but excludes some (guess who?); 7th Circuit decision regarding polygraphs and self incrimination is great news – repeat: great news – for our cause
https://www.registrymatters.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Lacy-v-Butts_5th-Amendment-Self-Incrimination_2019.pdf [50:30] In depth conversation about the strategies and techniques of how to be effective at advocacy work
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Linda Haley
June 17, 2019 11:00 amHow does this apply to DHS-TDF civil commitment
cases. This men are being held for years with no hope of ever being released even with treatment
Ref: Rushville Treatment & Detention center
17019 County Farm Rd.
Rushville, IL 62681
217-322-3204