Do Not Ruin Anymore Families By Passing the Child Protection Act of 2012
Do Not Ruin Anymore Families By Passing the Child Protection Act of 2012
The Issue
We are focused on bringing awareness to the collateral damage suffered by the families of registered former sexual offenders. For years we have endured law after law being passed to criminalize what began in California in the 1930s as a registry of 11 types of offenses and is now raised to more than 189 "crimes!"
While proponents of the sex offender registry scramble to find even one case where the registry has protected a child, the children of registrants, numbering into the hundreds of thousands, suffer daily. One study found the following:
When asked, children of registrants stated that because their family member was listed in the public registry:
47% had suffered harassment by others
59% were ridiculed by others
52% suffered teasing by others
22% were physically attacked by others
65% feel left out with other children
77% suffer depression
73% feel anxiety
63% suffer from fear
13% have suicidal tendencies
80% have anger issues
When you read statistics like these we have to ask:
Are we neglecting the welfare of these children or perhaps much worse, encouraging such behavior leading to children becoming social outcasts due to the public registry.
We must demand more education and fewer laws!
NOTE: Please take a moment to sign the separate petition for the U.S. House of Representative.

The Issue
We are focused on bringing awareness to the collateral damage suffered by the families of registered former sexual offenders. For years we have endured law after law being passed to criminalize what began in California in the 1930s as a registry of 11 types of offenses and is now raised to more than 189 "crimes!"
While proponents of the sex offender registry scramble to find even one case where the registry has protected a child, the children of registrants, numbering into the hundreds of thousands, suffer daily. One study found the following:
When asked, children of registrants stated that because their family member was listed in the public registry:
47% had suffered harassment by others
59% were ridiculed by others
52% suffered teasing by others
22% were physically attacked by others
65% feel left out with other children
77% suffer depression
73% feel anxiety
63% suffer from fear
13% have suicidal tendencies
80% have anger issues
When you read statistics like these we have to ask:
Are we neglecting the welfare of these children or perhaps much worse, encouraging such behavior leading to children becoming social outcasts due to the public registry.
We must demand more education and fewer laws!
NOTE: Please take a moment to sign the separate petition for the U.S. House of Representative.

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Petition created on July 12, 2012
