ACSOL Challenges In-Person Registration in Federal District Court
The Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws (ACSOL) filed a lawsuit today in a federal district court challenging in-person registration requirements of both the City of Fresno and the County of Fresno. The lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of California.
Complaint – CONFORMED – 28 April 2020
Complaint – Exhibit A – 28 April 2020
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God bless Janice Bellucci and all of her cohorts there in California!
(I wish they all lived here in Florida.)
Needed in Floriduh too
The California Statutes DO NOT require in person registration. The Florida Statutes do. That is a critical distinction.
Thanks for the explanation👍
Even so, any statute can be challenged. That’s how we get laws changed. It should be challenged because the “law” is requiring people to risk themselves as well as others in the process.
It takes funding to bring a challenge. Take a moment to monitor the progress of our legal challenges here: https://floridaactioncommittee.org/donations/ By the time we raised the money to bring a challenge, there would be a vaccine.
Considering the length of time it takes any lawsuit to go from conception, filing, and through the court system, you could have 100% funding tomorrow on a challenge and we would still have a vaccine first.
Not if there’s a motion for emergency injunctive relief.