Registry Matters

This week on Registry Matters, we cover a cert petition for the United State Supreme Court, and how hard it is to get a case heard. It takes significant time and hours to prepare a case to be heard by the highest court in the land. We also have a few listener questions to cover […]

On RM209, titled We Need YOU To Help Stop Bad Bills, we’ve got a special guest talking about legislative advocacy. Also, we’re going to be talking about issues related to prison mail as mail is entering institutions; the new policies that are cropping up around the country. And we have some clips, one about hypocrisy. […]

Our first episode of 2022, Happy New Year 🙂 We are going to talk about the silliness in Colorado with the name change, and then the reversal of it. Alabama needs to hire nearly 4000 prison guards and other personnel. And then we have some other questions and a couple voicemails and more questions. [4:50]...

On this weeks episode of Registry Matters, we’re gonna have an awesome program tonight for a Christmas gift to our listeners. We’re going to have some questions that came from our listeners in writing; And we’re going to talk about the case in Georgia, which was argued yesterday in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals...

On Episode 206 of Registry Matters, we’re going to be talking about the now final modifications to the Adam Walsh Act regulations that became effective on December 8. We’ve got some listener submissions. And we’re going to be going back to a couple of cases we talked about on episode 205 of Registry Matters. [2:05]...

Tonight, we’re covering a couple cases. One just recently came to our attention this morning out of Tennessee, the Middle District of Tennessee, US District Court. We’re doing a case from the Kansas Supreme Court. We’re doing a case about money seizure, interstate highway interdiction programs. And we have some questions that have made their...

On tonight’s show, we have two amazing cases: One from Iowa and one from Connecticut. The Connecticut one, we’ve been putting off for two or three episodes. We have some questions that have been submitted to us. And we’ll do the best we can with those questions. [1:23] Can the sheriff make his own rules...

On tonight’s show, we had an extensive interview with Kathleen Hambrick. She blogs at LadyJusticeMyth.blog about her experience with Police Proactive Sex Stings. We also cover a few questions. And of course, Who’s That Speaker [3:17] Listener comment about changes for PFRs during the Biden administration [10:22] Can an individual be forced into general population...

We are joined by Attorney Brandon Thomas from Georgia to discuss the removal process there. We also have a few questions from listeners and of course, name that speaker. [1:00] Required logs for truck drivers, and is this “accessing the Internet”? [6:29] Why do so many sexual offenses end in a plea deal? [12:45] Liz...

We’re gonna be talking about the Adam Walsh Act as the regulations are moving forward. And a variety of questions covered. [3:16] Listener question about International Megan’s Law reauthorization [14:29] Question from YouTube. How do the new SORNA regulations apply if you took a plea, and did your full 10 years before the implementation of...