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Message 174577 (In Reply to Message 174553)

Posted by dp1 on Mar 24, 2006 04:30 PM | Also by dp1

Gender: Female, Age Bracket: N/A, State: Florida, Country: United States

You've been on probation these past seven years, traveled in your job, and now suddenly are told you can't? Sounds like you need to take that one to the judge.

The travel policy changed this year. Coincidently, most of the changes were as a result of lax standards which resulted in a sex offender leaving the county who got in trouble for attempting to contact children at a park. There are still some issues pending as a result of this case so I can't go into more detail, but the point is there was a reason to tighten up on the policies. The Court can over rule the policy.

Polygraphs are voodoo and the polygraphers are quacks. But a question for you. Are you STILL in sex offender treatment after 7 years? You should have long since completed treatment. Perhaps it's time you found a different provider?

Not all providers are the same and certainly a change might be necessary depending on the circumstances. Perhaps we should be asking about why it appears this person is still in therapy instead of assuming it MUST be the therapist instead of the patient.

Warrantless searches have been a part of sex offender probation in your state for quite some time. It isn't a "new" policy.

Warrantless searches have been a standard condition of supervision for quite some time; however, emphasis on doing them with more frequency is the recent trend.

They can't GPS you if your conviction and sentence predates the law. Which yours does by a good 6 1/2 years. If they put one on you, you need to get a lawyer and sue the crap out of them.

Calm down Orolan. It depends. Some circuits in the state have a standard condition in regards to electronic monitoring where the language clearly states it's authorized by the Court and DOC discretion. Further, he might be talking about recent VOPs. Yes, the RSOs being violated and revoked now are getting GPS'd.

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Message 174553

Posted by orolan on Mar 23, 2006 09:37 PM | Also by orolan

Gender: Male, Age Bracket: N/A, State: N/A, Country: United States

<blockquote>(this is new and I have traveled for 7 years now with no incidents).</blockquote>
You've been on probation these past seven years, traveled in your job, and now suddenly are told you can't? Sounds like you need to take that one to the judge.
<blockquote>I had an incident with a new polygrapher who demanded that I respond that I have seen pornography or he would fail me before I took the test.</blockquote>
Polygraphs are voodoo and the polygraphers are quacks. But a question for you. Are you STILL in sex offender treatment after 7 years? You should have long since completed treatment. Perhaps it's time you found a different provider?
<blockquote>I have had my apartment searched from top to bottom by probation (another new policy)</blockquote>
Warrantless searches have been a part of sex offender probation in your state for quite some time. It isn't a "new" policy.
<blockquote>and they are now putting ankle bracelets on all SO's regardless of your original orders</blockquote>
They can't GPS you if your conviction and sentence predates the law. Which yours does by a good 6 1/2 years. If they put one on you, you need to get a lawyer and sue the crap out of them.

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174531, darkstar, Mar 19, 2006 08:40 AM
      174553, orolan, Mar 23, 2006 09:37 PM
            174577, dp1, Mar 24, 2006 04:30 PM
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      174558, poetsdreamscape, Mar 24, 2006 03:23 AM [Timothy McVie Fan club]
            174566, 1dadof5, Mar 24, 2006 06:32 AM [darkstar]
            174580, dp1, Mar 24, 2006 04:46 PM [Poet]
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      174576, fireflybabe, Mar 24, 2006 04:26 PM [I'm married to a SO]
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