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The Federal and Delaware Registry Laws: Constitutional and All Other Legal Challenges, Removal Strategies, and the Case for Abolition

The Federal and Delaware Registry Laws: Constitutional and All Other Legal Challenges, Removal Strategies, and the Case for Abolition

Paperback

Series: The Delaware Criminal Justice Defense

General Law

ISBN13: 9798185908457
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 6 2026
Pages: 178
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.38 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Nearly 850,000 Americans are on public sex offense registries today - and the government's own data says the registry does not do what you've been told it does. This book is the sourced, cited, no-punches-pulled brief the public conversation about registry law never gets: the federal SORNA statute and Delaware's own registration law explained in full, the growing wall of federal and state court decisions finding modern registries unconstitutional, the Bureau of Justice Statistics' own recidivism numbers, the true taxpayer cost, and a step-by-step Delaware removal and tier-reduction playbook. This Second Edition adds Delaware's own 2024 House Bill 186 - proof that a legislature can act on this evidence - and a new chapter answering the registry's defenders using law enforcement's own effectiveness research and survivor-advocacy perspectives. Written from the defense side - for registrants, families, and the attorneys who represent them - this volume names every case, every statute, and every source, and makes the full evidentiary case for why these laws should be dismantled.

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