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What do we understand these terms to mean and why we use the terms we use: Click for our understanding: Sex Offender Predator / Predatory Minor Attracted Person Any questions please contact eAdvocate@gmail.com Information Helpful to a Registrant and/or Family Over the years we have read hundreds of news accounts documenting what Former Sex Offenders (FSOs) face in their daily lives, and many of the stories are personal accounts of life as a FSO. A significant number of those articles are posted in our blogs. Those stories hold a wealth of information, and we have learned from them. We have identified FIVE CRITICAL daily needs of FSOs, and their families, they are: 1) Informational guides relevant to daily life, and resources to help with needs as well; 2) Family Support Groups, for FSO families in the community and families of those incarcerated; 3) Support Groups: For former offenders, Offenders in Civil Commitment, and families of these folks; 4) Suggestions on interacting with police on a daily basis; 5) Because sex offenders and their families are often harassed, stalked or lately subject to extortion plots, folks need to know the laws governing those topics (Click for a State-by-State list of those laws. . Informational Guides These are guides written by folks to help FSOs and their families with their daily life. Guides such as Housing and How to Become an Activist, etc. Resource and referral information. These are a focus of Phase-1 of the Community Room Goals. Support Groups: Family and Friends of FSOs Here are known support groups for families and spouses of FSOs, in the community or incarcerated: Families of Sex Offenders (Over 400 Members); Healing Wives; Loving a Convict; Prison Talk Online Prison Legal News Mothers of Incarcerated Sons Society New Person Ministries Interacting with the Police Before reading further watch this video When the police come to your home: by a Connecticut attorney (Norm Pattis). Police Encounters: From a Texas attorney CLICK. Over at FlexYourRights.Org they have extensive information on how to handle yourself during police encounters. And, they include videos to show whats proper and how not to get in trouble. Worth your time to learn from those who know more. Finally, if there is another topic you feel should/could be addressed here, please let us know by e-mailing eAdvocate@gmail.com. For now, have a great day and a better tomorrow. eAdvocate (BACK to the Top Page)