Whew…..so glad you guys are FINALLY starting to get it!!! That’s it in a nutshell. Makes me have absolutely ZERO respect for any of em

The Draconian Measures that the State of Florida is now churning up is probably a result that most local Sheriff’s Offices, Like Grady Judd, aka Elmer Fudd, can NO LONGER CREATE STINGS…the frontpages, back pages, and nasty craigslist websites CAN NO LONGER HOST LEPERS LIKE a GRADY JUDD…..so, therefore, in an effort to continue to fill county jails and state prisons, they are resorting to these HITLER-LIKE initiatives…at the END of the Day it is about MONEY…to make sure that the State of Florida has the biggest amount of donut eating whores!…especially in the panhandle of florida that has the highest amount of incarceration of people…all those people that work in law enforcement are INBREDS…they breed their own to justify there overweight existence…facts are facts

make it TASTY DAY

My thing is this. Just resist. Do what you want. Go where you want. F**k these bastards. We need to just stop getting worked up over this crap. Live your life, and dont these government morons a 2nd thought. If they pass it, who gives a fuk. Go on vacation in another state and stay there. My thing is why isn’t the tourism and hotel industry in Florida raising a stink about this? It’s more work for them to do and more training for their employees, and is just overall bad business for their industry if they have to announce this every time an RSO stays there. Another way around this is just have a friend or family member get the room for you. Problem solved. No one has no clue you’re there……You guys are too worried about following these idiots rules. They’re nothing but criminals and crooks themselves. So I have no intention of doing what they tell me to do anyway.

This is my opinion and wont be endorses by this site and may or may not even get published. But you know what, I’m tired of bending over like a lost sheep and taking it. I’ve had enough!

Once the autonomous vehicles come out, we can all move into driverless RVs and live on the highway! The other oddity is that although hotels are off limits, one can nurse a soft drink all night at 24-hour diner. Is this a better alternative? Oh, next restaurants will be off limits, then grocery stores, then…, I get it! The only place for someone whose sentence is complete to live is, jail! It does seem like a new sentence!

RM – if this disaster of a bill passes, rest assured it will be in court within months.

Good DAY, JJJJJ….This is against the Commerce Clause of the US Constitution that allows citizens to conduct commerce….this is above and beyond reproach…this is similar to the NAZIS back in the day…HITLER-Like…..Any Registrant who still has a great paying job, (few of us do-not me anymore), will get ZINGED…..I used to make over $300K a year and now make barely $50K a year….basically paid the same wage as a ‘pimply faced teenager flipping burgers’
sad sad scene….question is how do we prohibit this?..how do those with great work experience and education defend ourselves?

From the text of the bill it appears that the author is seeking to keep tabs on all Registered Citizens at all times. Hotels and public lodgings must post links on their advertising banners and webpages to the FDLE SO website. It doesn’t specify which web page will display the link. They really didn’t do their planning. This will cost public lodgings money to pay for electronic website updates and coding. Not to mention putting customers in an awkward situation. I can just picture the front desk at check in: “Thank you Mrs. Richards for coming to vacation with us here in sunny South Florida. And if you see any Sexual Offenders or Predators here, feel free to report them anonymously on our easily accessible link to FDLE on our website. Enjoy your stay!”
I am still waiting with intense suspense for the day they propose implanted GPS on all Registered Citizens.

Article I, Section 23 of the Florida Constitution states:

“Right of privacy. — Every natural person has the right to be let alone and free from governmental intrusion into the person’s private life except as otherwise provided herein. This section shall not be construed to limit the public’s right of access to public records and meetings as provided by law.”

This provision of the Florida State Constitution could provide grounds for a state court to strike down the law (were it to pass), as the notification provision would be a gross violation of that right, especially when there is no prior judicial finding of dangerousness on the part of the offender (hotel guest). This law would therefore violate the individual right to privacy as enshrined in the Florida Constitution without due process of law.