[00:15] Andy: Recording live from FYP Studios East and West, transmitted across the Internet. This is episode 354 of Registry Matters. How are you tonight, Larry? I’m gonna go look at something real quick while you, ramble and babble for... Read More
Halloween—a festive night of costumes, candy, and childhood joy. But for some citizens in Missouri, it has also become a season of heightened scrutiny and legal contention. As the state attempts to reinstate a law requiring certain individuals to display... Read More
The death penalty—a topic as controversial as it is enduring in American law—has once again found itself at the forefront of political conversations and public discourse. Recent data highlights a significant uptick in executions, particularly in Florida under Governor Ron... Read More
Introduction:In an era when law enforcement practices are under intense public scrutiny, the recent United States Supreme Court case, Barnes v. Felix, stands out as a pivotal moment in understanding the limits of police authority and accountability. Decided unanimously by... Read More
[00:00] Intro: This episode of Registry Matters is proudly brought to you by our amazing pledge patrons, Justin, Brian, Michael. Your support makes this podcast possible. Thank you. And don’t forget FYP. [00:14] Andy: Recording live from FYP Studios East... Read More
The California Supreme Court recently issued two significant rulings regarding gang-related sentencing enhancements, sparking widespread debate on their potential impact. These controversies aren’t just legal minutiae—they represent the intersection of law, public safety, and social justice in one of the... Read More
Introduction: A Legal Odyssey and Its Potential Ripple Effects In the world of criminal justice reform, few cases have the potential to alter legal interpretations as dramatically as Louis Matthew Clements v. Secretary of the Department of Corrections. This case... Read More
When it comes to registry requirements, residency restrictions, and state-level bureaucracy like Medicaid, nothing is ever simple—especially for individuals living with the designation of a “PFR” (Person Forced to Register). These challenges are compounded for those looking to relocate, live... Read More
When facing a situation that involves a polygraph examination, it can feel intimidating and fraught with pressure. Particularly in sensitive legal or supervisory contexts, polygraphs—commonly referred to as lie detector tests—are designed to detect physiological changes in response to questions,... Read More
[00:00] Intro: This episode of Registry Matters is proudly brought to you by our amazing pledge patrons, Justin, Brian, Michael, Joel, James. Your support makes this podcast possible. Thank you, and don’t forget FYP. [00:15] Andy: Recording live from FYP... Read More
The subject of jobs and automation sparks strong emotions for a good reason—advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and automation are rapidly reshaping the modern workforce. If this feels like something out of a sci-fi movie, think again. We’re not talking... Read More
When you think of stories involving decorated veterans, you often picture themes of honor, courage, and resilience in the face of adversity. Rarely, however, does that narrative turn to tales of methamphetamine trafficking and complex legal battles over the boundaries... Read More
Probation is often perceived as a second chance—a chance to move forward without incarceration, provided the individual complies with a strict set of rules and conditions. Yet, as the story of JT demonstrates, navigating probation and treatment can be fraught... Read More
Introduction: A Landmark Case in Parental Rights The right to parent is often regarded as one of the most fundamental and sacred liberties afforded by the law. It cuts to the heart of family, identity, and personal agency. But what... Read More
[00:00] Intro: This episode of Registry Matters is proudly brought to you by our amazing lifetime patrons, Justin, Brian, Michael, John t, John d. Your support makes this podcast possible. Thank you. And don’t forget, f y p. [00:17] Andy:... Read More