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#kimickaphotoaday October Day 4: Black This little black cat on one of our Halloween signs by our door 😉 (inside lol) #black #blackcat #halloween #halloweendecor #halloweendecoration #halloweensign #halloweensigns #photo #photoaday #photoadaychallenge https://www.instagram.com/p/CF8duGxHrZn/?igshid=1ntqkgey7sidy

It’s October 1st! Time to get spooky! I started to decorate for Halloween! #octobor1st #timetogetspooky #halloweendecor #halloweensigns #ilovehalloween #supernatural #mystical #witchy (at Toledo, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjLPHGPrZzo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

It’s October 1st! Time to get spooky! I started to decorate for Halloween! #octobor1st #timetogetspooky #halloweendecor #halloweensigns #ilovehalloween #supernatural #mystical #witchy (at Toledo, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjLPHGPrZzo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

It’s October 1st! Time to get spooky! I started to decorate for Halloween! #octobor1st #timetogetspooky #halloweendecor #halloweensigns #ilovehalloween #supernatural #mystical #witchy (at Toledo, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjLPHGPrZzo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Absolutely in love with these new Halloween hanging signs! . Be sure to message us to get yours! . #halloween #halloweensigns #halloweendecor https://www.instagram.com/p/ChK4lGZv8zw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Check out my little cutie! This is a 3 layered wood cutout of a cat on a pumpkin. Perfect to add to your Halloween decorations! Check out my shop to see all new items for Halloween and Christmas. etsy.me/3vWmjfX #tinypawscreationsus #catsigns #catlovergifts #catgiftsforcatlovers #halloweensigns #halloweenblackcat #halloweendecor #blackcatsigns #etsycatsigns #etsysigns #etsyshopowner #etsysmallbusiness #xtoold1 #xtool #lasercutting (at Tiny Paws Creations) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChFk61rp_Ak/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

By Fred . . . Last October, in a lawsuit that was initiated and financed by NARSOL, Federal Judge Marc T. Treadwell ruled against Sheriff Long and other officials of Butts County, Georgia, by granting a preliminary injunction to stop the placement of warning signs each Halloween on the property of those required to be on the sex offender registry. Sheriffs and county officials “. . . should be aware that the authority for their blanket sign posting is dubious at best and even more dubious if posted over the objection of registrants”, Judge Treadwell wrote in his order after agreeing that the practice violated the constitutional rights of registrants. As he promised to do, Sheriff Long has appealed the decision to the 11th Circuit Court. NARSOL along with ACSOL submitted an amicus brief in support of the appellate challenge being led by Georgia attorneys Mark Yurachek and Mark Begnaud.  Last month, NARSOL's executive director, Brenda Jones, said that NARSOL is confident Judge Treadwell's decision will be affirmed by the Eleventh Circuit. The grounds for initiating the lawsuit were in part based on the fact that there is nothing in the state or local law that requires signs to be placed in the yards of registrants. To remedy this lack of legislation, a bill sponsored by State Representatives Steven Sainz(R), Chuck Efstration(R), Barry Fleming(R), James Burchett(R), Martin MomTahan(R) and Marcus Wiedower(R) was introduced to the General Assembly with the aim of making the sign placement and other stipulations part of Georgia's law. On Thursday HB 720 passed in the House with a vote of 98-63 and is now on its way to the Senate where it has a good chance of passing. The high number of votes in opposition were due, at least in part, to the hard work by NARSOL's Georgia advocates and other groups in their tireless letter writing campaign. According to our advocate in Georgia: Concerned citizens are encouraged to contact Department of Community Supervision Commissioner Michael Nail urging him to publicly oppose HB 720 as it would create a burden on his agency and make our communities less safe.  The Senate Judiciary Committee will be responsible for what happens next.  Many advocacy groups came together in letter writing campaigns, which was instrumental in creating the the significant opposition.  This campaign will only grow stronger as the bill moves through the Senate. NARSOL fully expected and anticipated this legislative action by the Georgia General Assembly in response to the pending lawsuit, and we understand the concerns that will arise from those affected. However, to sit back and do nothing in the face of a blatant violation to rights of those on the registry is simply not an option. If one sheriff is allowed to overstep the boundaries of his authority, it would be only a matter of time before every sheriff in Georgia adopted the same policy and expanded its use past just Halloween. NARSOL is determined not to let that happen for the well-being of all Georgia registrants and their families. The lawsuit will continue on constitutional grounds, regardless of whether or not HB 720 becomes law. We are confident that we will prevail in court and that any unconstitutional laws passed in retaliation to our legal action will be challenged if they are not struck by the 11th Circuit Court's decision in this case. Read the full article

Slowly creeping back into the crafty mind space by starting small. This was a group effort my kids painted the whole thing and I added the names and tah-dah something cute and re-useable and works for both Halloween and Fall 👍🏼😀 #craftymom #craftideas #homedecor #paintedwood #halloweensigns #falldecor #joannfabrics #pumpkins #groupproject #familylife #lettering #calligraphy #fonts #wallart https://www.instagram.com/p/B22TJXfpm_m/?igshid=1kigssrfutls