WomenAgainstRegistry.org ~ Arizona Chapter
Brian was pro-football bound and then it happened. A life-changing event. Brian became a registered citizen. What can you do about that? Unfortunately, nothing but think about this. We are advocates right? What does the movie industry pay attention to and then emulate? So, if we just happen to enjoy a night at the movies […]
One key lawmaker and other powerful interests have worked hard this legislative session to ensure that in Arizona, survivors of childhood sexual abuse only have until the wise old age of 20 to sue their abusers or those who allowed the abuse to happen. Twice so far this year, Arizona State Senator Eddie Farnsworth has […]
State lawmakers are reconsidering the requirement that certain people should be on the sex offender registry for their entire life. The legislation pushed by House Speaker Rusty Bowers would apply only in situations where the offender was younger than 22 at the time and the victim was at least 15 if the sexual contact was […]
The link below will allow you to view the Newsletter page of the Women Against Registry Website. Here, you can link to the current February 2019 newsletter as well as any condensed or previous editions. We hope you enjoy this edition of our periodic newsletter. https://womenagainstregistry.org/newsletters
Shane [name redacted to avoid vigilante worshiping] started the online vigilante operation POPSquad, one of many similar groups tapping into a hunger for vengeance. On a cool evening in October, Alain Malcolm, 20, walked into a vacant two-story colonial house in Bristol, Connecticut. Two members of a local internet vigilante group — who regularly try […]
Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery’s recent op-ed in the Arizona Capitol Times gets one thing right: “21st century prosecutors strive for far more than convictions.” But with a long record of harsh treatment of criminal defendants and opposition to criminal justice reform, Mr. Montgomery isn’t a “21st century prosecutor.” What does it mean to be a […]
The Directors of WAR National strive to be the voice of the families whose loved ones are required to register as sexual offenders. Our advocacy also includes the families whose loved ones are currently incarcerated. These folks want to fight for change prior to the release of loved ones so they don’t have to face […]
Redemption: Is redemption possible or are wrongdoers forever condemned? Chicago’s renowned Steppenwolf Theater Company tackles that issue with “Downstate,” a new play by Pulitzer and Tony Award-winner Bruce Norris premiering in Chicago on Sept. 20 and running through Nov. 11, 2018; the play is already slated for a London production in spring 2019. Downstate comes […]
From Middle Ground: You don’t usually see us partnering with the Department of Corrections, but on September 20, 2018, the ADOC and Middle Ground will partner with the Arizona Town Hall to sponsor a COMMUNITY TOWN HALL MEETING on Criminal Justice In Arizona at the Arizona State Prison in Buckeye — the Lewis Prison. REGISTRATION […]
North Carolina’s second-highest court says authorities can’t force a sex-offender to wear a monitoring device for decades because evidence fails to show that tracking protects the public. A divided three-judge panel of the state Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that because officials presented no evidence that satellite-based monitoring is effective, it violates the U.S. Constitution’s […]
