An Introduction

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In this inaugural episode of Registered Citizen I introduce myself and the premise of the podcast. I give an example of common type of sex offender restriction (residency), and why it misses the mark. I introduce NARSOL (National Association for Rational Sex Offense Laws - narsol.org) and FAC (Florida Action Committee - floridaactioncommittee.org). I then further explain what the podcast will never advocate for. I challenge the listeners to think of sex offender laws in a critical way before closing with words of encouragement. I can be reached at [email protected]

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