Thank you, Christopher. We're working hard to make such experiences possible for all those seeking to "break free" to a better, more meaningful life. Best wishes!
He isn't missing much in the United States in regards to Plane, Train and Bus travel. They've been severely reduced since the COVID19 pandemic started.
That was an amazing view! I know this sounds crazy but I have always pictured myself driving my old Mustang overseas when I was younger and now I have a Dodge Challenger and want to drive the Autobahn but I could enjoy just the back roads like those going to the Alps...lol I actually looked at the cost to bring it over
SOOO good to see you,and you mask, slipping off my friend 😂 A friend just turned me on to your TH-cam channel. And I'm LOVING it !!! The 🎶 us perfect 👍🏼 But,then again, you always had good taste,classic. 💜🤗💜 I loved the Neuschwanstein Castle. I remember seeing it in a movie " Something for everyone" with Anglia Langbury in the 70's😂🎈🎊🎉
I love that you share the good stuff. That's so important in the face of the trauma of prison and constraints after release. I'm very much here to learn from your experiences and want help fighting my own release constraints. Keep sharing the fun with the informative.
Greetings, Brian! Would you do me a favor, please, and reach out to me at the CommonSenseLaws@protonmail.com? I'd like to chat with you for a moment, if possible, about a project related to our channel. Thanks!
I don't understand the registry in America, the courts say it's not a punishment but I can't see it as anything other than a punishment. The restrictions make no sense at all, creating a whole homeless community is supposed to make the public safer ? How ? The registry to me is just a tool these aweful cops use to send people back to prison, noone should be going to prison unless the committed another crime but with the registry even after your probation is over you still have to worry about going back to prison for absolutely nothing. It really sickness me and feel bad for anyone on the registry. If you did your time for your crime then you should be able to get back on your feet. I have no respect for the American justice system and absolutely no respect for the law enforcements.
Michigan SORA had gotten ridiculous. It was one of the 14 states that attempted to comply with SORNA, but they applied the new restrictions retrospectively, violating ex post facto prohibition. I'm happy to report that the Michigan ACLU has successfully litigated the issue and won a judiciary injunction. The new restrictions, amended in 2006 & 2011, were held to rise to the level of punishment. As such, applying them retroactively violates ex post facto, rendering them unconstitutional. Furthermore, these portions of MI SORA were found to be unseverable from the rest of the statute. The litigation was a class action encompassing all registrants.
It's awesome to see you enjoying travel and getting out away from your busy job. I need to ask a few questions/ favors that would help a lot of followers. First is, you speak of europe and their ways of disregarding "spent convictions" but what if your crime was also illegal in europe also? At what point in the stay is a background check done that could pose a problem? Second? You speak of Germany but what about other counties in europe since the path to residency, background checks and citizenship vary. If a person comes to Germany (or another country) and has let's say 5 years left on their passport, how do they stay for 10 years to gain citizenship if a warrant is issued for some silly reason from the US. Many of us are wanting to hear how your August hearing went I haven't been able to see any updates on that. My main point here is that almost every country in the world requires some form of police check or fbi report. How do we get passed that if what's on that report is serious and illegal in that said country? Please talk about other countries. I have exhausted all my resources but am getting no where. Thank you for all your support and hard work in helping others.
These videos are all good but we depend on your informative videos mostly. These kind of videos do nothing for us. Just a thought. Needless to say, I'm happy for your success either way it goes! Much love and respect
Thank you, Jae. Since I take these short trips for my own pleasure and make lots of video clips, there's really no reason not to make travel videos which show that there is satisfying life beyond the registry. Nonetheless, I really appreciate your taking the time to share your thoughts. In other news, another human rights video will be posted on Sunday. I filmed it while visiting the Alps. Hope you enjoy! Best wishes!
Always great to see your vids and offer your advise to all. Showing that there is a life beyond the insanity of the USA registry and inhuman restriction. Look forward to,hearing about your hearing and how that went. Keep making these great vids and informing all of how the laws as well as restrictions against those on the registry are violations of our human rights. The world needs to realise how messed up the laws and restrictions are then start making big changes to once again allow true reintegration as well as forgiveness.
Greetings, Justin! Would you do me a favor, please, and reach out to me at the CommonSenseLaws@protonmail.com? I'd like to chat with you for a moment, if possible, about a project related to our channel. Thanks!
@@CommonSenseLaws I'm so sorry if I did something wrong or have been posting to much long comments. Really i am sorry I don't mean to offend nor upset you in any way. If I did something wrong please forgive me. I fully understand your a busy working man, as we all try to keep going in this insanity, and I don't expect a response right away. I just wanted to apologise if i upset you or your staff by my comments. I'm doing research as best I can and just trying not to make anything harder. If your not upset that's great and I hope I can be of some help to you if at all.
@@CommonSenseLaws I sent an email that I pray reaches you okay. Again I'm so sorry if I upset you, angered your staff, or in any way caused issues to your work in helping to inform people. Just say the word and I'll delete all my comments from your vids. I don't know how to take the comment so I'm just terrified and again sorry if I caused any upset with my comments.
You can no longer go to Disney world if your an SO. Why didn't you stay at that town and venture into Switzerland? We stopped at Geneva when me and 3 buddies was going to Barcelona. I wanted to go to Switzerland after but never got the time or money. The Military didn't pay that great back then. I think it was $130 a month.
I've read a recent article from RTAG website about a former Mexican delegate said that Mexico and it's guardian angel program that has turned away travelers that are on the registry had violated the Mexican Constitution.
Ohhh it's on a website at registranttag.org when you get there click on blog so it will get you to the different articles and there should be an article that I mentioned there. Let me know if you find it.
The EU believes that the registry is a human rights violation. Whether you have citizenship here (in Europe) or not, you will not have difficulty entering for that reason.
POLAND Has a public registry. Romania is making one. France has a registry. More countries will follow. If you don't believe me the go on Polands public registry, I'm sure there's more countries that I don't know off
Thank you for the information. We're looking into it. If I understand the Polish law correctly (and I will need to do a lot more research), it would be in flagrant violation of EU law and the ECHR. I'll post whatever I learn. Again, thanks for the info.
Yeah well the registry here goes against many laws and should be illegal but still exists. Politicians will find a way for it to exist and be just as punashitive just so they can get votes.
Hello again, Drig! As promised, I did some research. You are correct that Poland has a public registry. I have read an English translation of the law. Based on my reading, there are aspects which clearly violate the ECHR. However, I can only assume that no one has challenged the law in court yet. France, Austria, Protugal, Spain and Latvia have a watered down version of the registry, but those registries are not available to the public. Interesting note: Spain proposed a EU wide SOR which was roundly rejected by other governments. Germany, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, the Czech Republic, Lithuania and Estonia have opted for rehabilitation rather than life-long punishment and/or public shame. These countries have rejected calls for sex offender registries.
@@CommonSenseLaws not good. Looks like half the EU has some form of registry, watered down or not. Gradually things keep moving in the wrong direction.
No such thing as a washed down registry. The USA has made the registry a inhumane punishment. I don't mind a private registry without restrictions I mean to be honest if you have a felony registry or not cops will see ur crime either way. This country is so fucking stupid. They make you take treatment because you slept with someone who was maybe 2 years younger and still keep you on the registry after completion but if you some 60 year old sleeping with a 18 year old then it's completely fine and don't need to have treatment or therapy? Wtf kind of law is this.
It is an overwhelming joy to me that I have found this video. I am in DIRE need of your help, and I would greatly appreciate a response from you if that is at all possible. Please, sir, I beg of you to give me a chance to speak with you. I would love to exchange information and possibly be able to email you or message you in other forms. I will type this message on at least a couple of other videos that you have, with the hopes that it can get your attention. Thank you for your time, in advance. Cheers to you.
Hallo, NG! I appreciate your wanting to reach out. If you wish to reach our for general questions, your best bet is to contact Laurent at our public email address: CommonSenseLaws@protonmail.com. Laurent generally answer questions within 48 hours. For me to answer, it might take up to a week because of my heavy work schedule. However, if you want me to contact me directly quickly, your best bet is to join our our Patreon page at Patreon.com/anewbeginning. For our Patreon members, I make myself available. Either way, I hope you reach out to us!
Good morning, Giivbv, For example, in my home state of Florida, a registered SO cannot leave his/her home for more than 48 hours without notifying the sheriff's office of his/her own county as well as the sheriff's office of the county in which they will be staying or sleeping. In other words, they are required to report their movements within America. This violates Article 12(1) of the ICCPR. Additionally, if they travel to another country (such as Germany where I now live), they are required to provide the American government with a list of all the places they will visit and sleep. Thanks for your questions.
@@CommonSenseLaws That's crazy. So basically you are still in prison but outside and so many things that are not a crime can send you back to prison? How is that justice ? If you done your time you should be able to get your freedom back. The registry is awefull why is this even legal.
@@giivbvsllkktgccv4744 The USA is NOT a free country. It used to be at one time but no more. Also the criminal justice system in the USA is largely corrupt and a sham. Many people have criminal convictions who are factually innocent.
@@vincent4810 yes and the cops here are crazy. Everyone is afraid to talk to them . The cops and laws have always been a problem. I truly believe the justice system is a instrument of the devil and many law enforcements to me are sucked into the curroption and become somewhat of devils followers. Fuck look at South Korea where not dusting a picture of their leader lands you and your family in prison for 15 years. The government and justice system is the most evil thing on this planet.
@@giivbvsllkktgccv4744 I completely agree with you: It isn't justice. While it is not written into law, I believe there should be a "right to rehabilitation".
Hi I'm on the registry for none violent none contact crime. Do you think none contact none violent or and verbal crimes should be placed on the registry? Also I have a citizenship of a country right next to Germany. Does my citizenship allow me to feeerly travel within Europe since my country is with the Euro union. I was sentenced to 5 years probation but the registry is the real problem. It will destroy my life and my family's if I don't act quickly and get the fuck out of here. My crime is no where near many other crime, I don't even have to go to prison but man thanks to the registry I will be punished more than someone who killed someone.
Then he must find a different path. I believe that these SO restrictions are human rights violations... in other words, his best chance for a meaningful and fulfilling life may just be in another country. The only catch might be if he is on some sort of supervision.
Greetings, Vincent! Would you do me a favor, please, and reach out to me at the CommonSenseLaws@protonmail.com? I'd like to chat with you for a moment, if possible, about a project related to our channel. Thanks!
If I need to pay for answers, please just say so. I need answers! First is, you speak of europe and their ways of disregarding "spent convictions" but what if your crime was also illegal in europe? At what point in the stay is a background check done that could pose a problem? Second? You speak of Germany but what about other counties in europe since the path to residency, background checks and citizenship vary. Many of us are wanting to hear how your August hearing went I haven't been able to see any updates on that. Can you explain a scenario where someone would like to relocate but has a record such as rape or similar? How does europe approach that?My main point here is that almost every country in the world requires some form of police check or fbi report. How do we get passed that if what's on that report is serious and illegal in that said country? Please talk about other countries. I have exhausted all my resources but am getting no where. Thank you for all your support and hard work in helping others.
Mr. Gallon, while we do not charge anyone for whichever answers we can provide, you are welcome to become a parton at Patreon.com/anewbeginning. Patrons usually have their messages answered in detail within 48 hours. Otherwise, please keep in mind that we are volunteers who work full time jobs and help answer questions as time allows. As it is, I was out of commission for two full days with a migraine headache. Since you ask several questions requiring lengthy answers, it will likely be Sunday or Monday before I can carve out the necessary time. I appreciate your understanding and patience. I'll be back in contact with the answers soon.
Are you afraid that Germany may create a registry similar to the one in America and your punishment will just reset again even after u fully paid for ur crime ?
Hey I'm against the registry and support what you are doing. I hope you can get some good news soon with your case against the United States. They need to abolish the registry or reform it, forcing people out of their own homes and onto the streets is just cruel and this ain't the slavery days anymore.
Hello my name is Cody do u think I could send you an email about myself and some personal sex offender stuff it would mean a lot i f you could be the one to save my life
@common Sense Laws I was wondering if there was anyway to talk to you about my case I'm under gov protection and they torture me in my own home I thought the first question sounded kind of weird so o thought I'd revise it could you help with what you think I should do
Good to see ya enjoying life. You deserve it. Thanks for all the informative videos.
At 6:00, "The dreams are real now, this is amazing"... Good for you, man. Inspiration to all of those people trying to break free from oppression.
Thank you, Christopher. We're working hard to make such experiences possible for all those seeking to "break free" to a better, more meaningful life.
Best wishes!
He isn't missing much in the United States in regards to Plane, Train and Bus travel. They've been severely reduced since the COVID19 pandemic started.
@@CommonSenseLaws love the beard 🧔 looks awesome!!!
@@brandonstaples7300 LOL! Many thanks! I grew it on a whim while on vacation. :)
@@CommonSenseLaws love your videos by the way. Keep them up. 🥰😁
That was an amazing view! I know this sounds crazy but I have always pictured myself driving my old Mustang overseas when I was younger and now I have a Dodge Challenger and want to drive the Autobahn but I could enjoy just the back roads like those going to the Alps...lol I actually looked at the cost to bring it over
Very cool!
I was stationed in Aschaffenburg in the late 70's- Beautiful country.
Another great video. I've been there several times. Germany is an awesome country.
@Rise Over here305 facts, the Germans learn from their mistakes.
SOOO good to see you,and you mask, slipping off my friend 😂 A friend just turned me on to your TH-cam channel. And I'm LOVING it !!! The 🎶 us perfect 👍🏼 But,then again, you always had good taste,classic. 💜🤗💜 I loved the Neuschwanstein Castle. I remember seeing it in a movie " Something for everyone" with Anglia Langbury in the 70's😂🎈🎊🎉
In a movie? I didn't know that. Now I'll look for it tonight. :)
@@CommonSenseLaws oh yeah. You'll find it interesting 😉 🙂
Hell yeah! Manifest your dreams!
I love that you share the good stuff. That's so important in the face of the trauma of prison and constraints after release. I'm very much here to learn from your experiences and want help fighting my own release constraints. Keep sharing the fun with the informative.
That's very kind of you to say. Thank you. We need the encouraging feedback as well.
Best wishes!
Looks like dreams do come true🙂
Yes, indeed!
Super happy that you’re able to get out and travel the way any normal human being with the means to do so should...
Greetings, Brian! Would you do me a favor, please, and reach out to me at the CommonSenseLaws@protonmail.com? I'd like to chat with you for a moment, if possible, about a project related to our channel. Thanks!
@@CommonSenseLaws when I get back to my desk tonight or for work tomorrow I definitely will. :)
I don't understand the registry in America, the courts say it's not a punishment but I can't see it as anything other than a punishment. The restrictions make no sense at all, creating a whole homeless community is supposed to make the public safer ? How ? The registry to me is just a tool these aweful cops use to send people back to prison, noone should be going to prison unless the committed another crime but with the registry even after your probation is over you still have to worry about going back to prison for absolutely nothing. It really sickness me and feel bad for anyone on the registry. If you did your time for your crime then you should be able to get back on your feet. I have no respect for the American justice system and absolutely no respect for the law enforcements.
Some are, some are not.
Wish I could return to the Alps soon. Such beautiful country! Thanks for sharing!
You're very welcome! And I truly hope you get the opportunity to return.
Great video. An awesome adventure for sure.
Thank you!
Michigan SORA had gotten ridiculous. It was one of the 14 states that attempted to comply with SORNA, but they applied the new restrictions retrospectively, violating ex post facto prohibition. I'm happy to report that the Michigan ACLU has successfully litigated the issue and won a judiciary injunction. The new restrictions, amended in 2006 & 2011, were held to rise to the level of punishment. As such, applying them retroactively violates ex post facto, rendering them unconstitutional. Furthermore, these portions of MI SORA were found to be unseverable from the rest of the statute. The litigation was a class action encompassing all registrants.
It's awesome to see you enjoying travel and getting out away from your busy job. I need to ask a few questions/ favors that would help a lot of followers.
First is, you speak of europe and their ways of disregarding "spent convictions" but what if your crime was also illegal in europe also? At what point in the stay is a background check done that could pose a problem?
Second? You speak of Germany but what about other counties in europe since the path to residency, background checks and citizenship vary. If a person comes to Germany (or another country) and has let's say 5 years left on their passport, how do they stay for 10 years to gain citizenship if a warrant is issued for some silly reason from the US. Many of us are wanting to hear how your August hearing went I haven't been able to see any updates on that. My main point here is that almost every country in the world requires some form of police check or fbi report. How do we get passed that if what's on that report is serious and illegal in that said country? Please talk about other countries. I have exhausted all my resources but am getting no where. Thank you for all your support and hard work in helping others.
I hope soon we can reform these bs laws regarding RSO I feel no one unless truly evil should be punished for life
We're very actively working on it. Within the next 2 or 3 weeks we hope to publish our plan. Talking just won't be enough. We're going to need action.
These videos are all good but we depend on your informative videos mostly. These kind of videos do nothing for us. Just a thought. Needless to say, I'm happy for your success either way it goes! Much love and respect
Thank you, Jae. Since I take these short trips for my own pleasure and make lots of video clips, there's really no reason not to make travel videos which show that there is satisfying life beyond the registry. Nonetheless, I really appreciate your taking the time to share your thoughts.
In other news, another human rights video will be posted on Sunday. I filmed it while visiting the Alps. Hope you enjoy!
Best wishes!
You are an inspiration. =)
And you're very kind.
Always great to see your vids and offer your advise to all. Showing that there is a life beyond the insanity of the USA registry and inhuman restriction. Look forward to,hearing about your hearing and how that went. Keep making these great vids and informing all of how the laws as well as restrictions against those on the registry are violations of our human rights. The world needs to realise how messed up the laws and restrictions are then start making big changes to once again allow true reintegration as well as forgiveness.
Greetings, Justin! Would you do me a favor, please, and reach out to me at the CommonSenseLaws@protonmail.com? I'd like to chat with you for a moment, if possible, about a project related to our channel. Thanks!
@@CommonSenseLaws I'm so sorry if I did something wrong or have been posting to much long comments. Really i am sorry I don't mean to offend nor upset you in any way. If I did something wrong please forgive me. I fully understand your a busy working man, as we all try to keep going in this insanity, and I don't expect a response right away. I just wanted to apologise if i upset you or your staff by my comments. I'm doing research as best I can and just trying not to make anything harder. If your not upset that's great and I hope I can be of some help to you if at all.
@@CommonSenseLaws I sent an email that I pray reaches you okay. Again I'm so sorry if I upset you, angered your staff, or in any way caused issues to your work in helping to inform people. Just say the word and I'll delete all my comments from your vids. I don't know how to take the comment so I'm just terrified and again sorry if I caused any upset with my comments.
You can no longer go to Disney world if your an SO. Why didn't you stay at that town and venture into Switzerland? We stopped at Geneva when me and 3 buddies was going to Barcelona. I wanted to go to Switzerland after but never got the time or money. The Military didn't pay that great back then. I think it was $130 a month.
LOL! They didn't pay all that well when I was in the Navy either. :)
How much did it cost for all those train rides?
I paid around $60 for the round trip in first class.
Whens your court hearing or ruling ???
I've read a recent article from RTAG website about a former Mexican delegate said that Mexico and it's guardian angel program that has turned away travelers that are on the registry had violated the Mexican Constitution.
Can you possibly send that link to me? I'd really appreciate it.
@@CommonSenseLaws Did you check out the article on the RTAG website?
@@naphtalite Can you provide a link?
Ohhh it's on a website at registranttag.org when you get there click on blog so it will get you to the different articles and there should be an article that I mentioned there. Let me know if you find it.
@@naphtalite Great. Thank you.
If someone is on he registry in USA will he have a hard time going to a country in Europe if he has a citizen ship there?
The EU believes that the registry is a human rights violation. Whether you have citizenship here (in Europe) or not, you will not have difficulty entering for that reason.
POLAND Has a public registry. Romania is making one. France has a registry. More countries will follow. If you don't believe me the go on Polands public registry, I'm sure there's more countries that I don't know off
Thank you for the information. We're looking into it. If I understand the Polish law correctly (and I will need to do a lot more research), it would be in flagrant violation of EU law and the ECHR. I'll post whatever I learn. Again, thanks for the info.
Yeah well the registry here goes against many laws and should be illegal but still exists. Politicians will find a way for it to exist and be just as punashitive just so they can get votes.
Hello again, Drig!
As promised, I did some research.
You are correct that Poland has a public registry. I have read an English translation of the law. Based on my reading, there are aspects which clearly violate the ECHR. However, I can only assume that no one has challenged the law in court yet.
France, Austria, Protugal, Spain and Latvia have a watered down version of the registry, but those registries are not available to the public.
Interesting note: Spain proposed a EU wide SOR which was roundly rejected by other governments.
Germany, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, the Czech Republic, Lithuania and Estonia have opted for rehabilitation rather than life-long punishment and/or public shame. These countries have rejected calls for sex offender registries.
@@CommonSenseLaws not good. Looks like half the EU has some form of registry, watered down or not. Gradually things keep moving in the wrong direction.
No such thing as a washed down registry. The USA has made the registry a inhumane punishment. I don't mind a private registry without restrictions I mean to be honest if you have a felony registry or not cops will see ur crime either way. This country is so fucking stupid. They make you take treatment because you slept with someone who was maybe 2 years younger and still keep you on the registry after completion but if you some 60 year old sleeping with a 18 year old then it's completely fine and don't need to have treatment or therapy? Wtf kind of law is this.
It is an overwhelming joy to me that I have found this video. I am in DIRE need of your help, and I would greatly appreciate a response from you if that is at all possible. Please, sir, I beg of you to give me a chance to speak with you. I would love to exchange information and possibly be able to email you or message you in other forms. I will type this message on at least a couple of other videos that you have, with the hopes that it can get your attention. Thank you for your time, in advance. Cheers to you.
Hallo, NG!
I appreciate your wanting to reach out. If you wish to reach our for general questions, your best bet is to contact Laurent at our public email address: CommonSenseLaws@protonmail.com. Laurent generally answer questions within 48 hours. For me to answer, it might take up to a week because of my heavy work schedule.
However, if you want me to contact me directly quickly, your best bet is to join our our Patreon page at Patreon.com/anewbeginning. For our Patreon members, I make myself available.
Either way, I hope you reach out to us!
@@CommonSenseLaws thank you a ton for the response. I emailed both emails and plan to join the patreon soon.
I don't get it, are people on the registry not allowed to take a train or bus in the USA? There's lots of nice places to see in USA.
Good morning, Giivbv,
For example, in my home state of Florida, a registered SO cannot leave his/her home for more than 48 hours without notifying the sheriff's office of his/her own county as well as the sheriff's office of the county in which they will be staying or sleeping.
In other words, they are required to report their movements within America. This violates Article 12(1) of the ICCPR. Additionally, if they travel to another country (such as Germany where I now live), they are required to provide the American government with a list of all the places they will visit and sleep.
Thanks for your questions.
@@CommonSenseLaws That's crazy. So basically you are still in prison but outside and so many things that are not a crime can send you back to prison? How is that justice ? If you done your time you should be able to get your freedom back. The registry is awefull why is this even legal.
@@giivbvsllkktgccv4744 The USA is NOT a free country. It used to be at one time but no more. Also the criminal justice system in the USA is largely corrupt and a sham. Many people have criminal convictions who are factually innocent.
@@vincent4810 yes and the cops here are crazy. Everyone is afraid to talk to them . The cops and laws have always been a problem. I truly believe the justice system is a instrument of the devil and many law enforcements to me are sucked into the curroption and become somewhat of devils followers. Fuck look at South Korea where not dusting a picture of their leader lands you and your family in prison for 15 years. The government and justice system is the most evil thing on this planet.
@@giivbvsllkktgccv4744 I completely agree with you: It isn't justice. While it is not written into law, I believe there should be a "right to rehabilitation".
Hi I'm on the registry for none violent none contact crime. Do you think none contact none violent or and verbal crimes should be placed on the registry? Also I have a citizenship of a country right next to Germany. Does my citizenship allow me to feeerly travel within Europe since my country is with the Euro union. I was sentenced to 5 years probation but the registry is the real problem. It will destroy my life and my family's if I don't act quickly and get the fuck out of here. My crime is no where near many other crime, I don't even have to go to prison but man thanks to the registry I will be punished more than someone who killed someone.
Hi are you a German citizen now? Also it sucks that you had to move to another country to get your freedom back .
Thank you! No, it takes living in the country for 7 years before citizenship is possible... unless I find a German foolish enough to marry me.
I have been looking for a house my son can live in since 2014 because of this law he is depressed because of it I may be loosing my son.
Then he must find a different path. I believe that these SO restrictions are human rights violations... in other words, his best chance for a meaningful and fulfilling life may just be in another country. The only catch might be if he is on some sort of supervision.
How are you dealing with the double taxation US citizens get hit with when living abroad?
It's not really like that unless you earn a ton of money. In a nutshell, its extra paperwork but no extra money for most folks.
Greetings, Vincent! Would you do me a favor, please, and reach out to me at the CommonSenseLaws@protonmail.com? I'd like to chat with you for a moment, if possible, about a project related to our channel. Thanks!
@@CommonSenseLawsWill do.
If I need to pay for answers, please just say so. I need answers!
First is, you speak of europe and their ways of disregarding "spent convictions" but what if your crime was also illegal in europe? At what point in the stay is a background check done that could pose a problem?
Second? You speak of Germany but what about other counties in europe since the path to residency, background checks and citizenship vary. Many of us are wanting to hear how your August hearing went I haven't been able to see any updates on that. Can you explain a scenario where someone would like to relocate but has a record such as rape or similar? How does europe approach that?My main point here is that almost every country in the world requires some form of police check or fbi report. How do we get passed that if what's on that report is serious and illegal in that said country? Please talk about other countries. I have exhausted all my resources but am getting no where. Thank you for all your support and hard work in helping others.
Mr. Gallon, while we do not charge anyone for whichever answers we can provide, you are welcome to become a parton at Patreon.com/anewbeginning. Patrons usually have their messages answered in detail within 48 hours. Otherwise, please keep in mind that we are volunteers who work full time jobs and help answer questions as time allows.
As it is, I was out of commission for two full days with a migraine headache. Since you ask several questions requiring lengthy answers, it will likely be Sunday or Monday before I can carve out the necessary time. I appreciate your understanding and patience.
I'll be back in contact with the answers soon.
Are you afraid that Germany may create a registry similar to the one in America and your punishment will just reset again even after u fully paid for ur crime ?
No fear. German law as well as European court decisions effectively slam the door shut on such a possibility.
Hey I'm against the registry and support what you are doing. I hope you can get some good news soon with your case against the United States. They need to abolish the registry or reform it, forcing people out of their own homes and onto the streets is just cruel and this ain't the slavery days anymore.
Thank you so much for the encouragement. :) Best wishes to you!
its slavery and holocaust cause of you need to be registered like an endangered species or property of the registry
Hello my name is Cody do u think I could send you an email about myself and some personal sex offender stuff it would mean a lot i f you could be the one to save my life
@common Sense Laws I was wondering if there was anyway to talk to you about my case I'm under gov protection and they torture me in my own home I thought the first question sounded kind of weird so o thought I'd revise it could you help with what you think I should do