Broward County Assistant State Attorney Stacey Honowitz, who has prosecuted crimes for nearly 30 years, was caught shoplifting from a Publix Supermarket in Aventura. She was a supervisor in the sex crimes unit. The Aventura police released security camera footage...

Dear Members and Advocates, Below is a Press Release from FAC on Amendment 4.   We need your help to get this information to as many media and community groups as possible.  Please copy and paste the text into an email and send to your local media reporters, community...

Last week the prestigious New York City Bar Association hosted an important live panel discussion, “Banished from New York City.”  A packed house heard about New York’s draconian sex laws including one with the innocent sounding name of SARA that has people in prison...

India has launched a national sex offender registry. The database will be accessible only to law enforcement agencies and not to the public. There will be 440,000 names registered on the database.  

From a member: I was arrested when I was 18. It was a sting operation. Non violent, no contact, and consensual. I was sentenced as a Youthful Offender, withheld adjudication, and 2 years of probation (off in one). The judges' exact words were "my hands are tied" when...

Leo Gutierrez has a healthy kidney waiting for him in El Salvador. But he can’t get to it. Despite his pleas to be deported to his home country, where relatives have offered their organs for transplant, the state of California pays thousands of dollars for him to...

What Would Dr. King Do? The Case Against Amendment 4 on Felon Voting Rights   by Paul Wright Florida leads the nation with over 1 million citizens disenfranchised and unable to vote due to felony convictions. The path to having their voting rights restored is...

This November, Floridians will vote on a proposal to amend the state constitution.  Amendment 4 is bittersweet. If passed, many Florida residents—who have paid the price for their wrongdoing--will have their right to vote restored.  Florida law bars those with...