Author: FAC Contributor #3

“Rather than comply with the requirements of the United States Constitution, Defendants continue to insist they can do whatever they want with hundreds of thousands of Floridians’ voting rights and absolutely zero standards. They ask this Court to stay its prior orders….No.” That’s the beginning of Northern District Court Judge Mark Walker’s order DENYING the state’s motion to stay the

A new bill in Missouri has already passed the House and is making it’s way through the Senate.  The bill would create a tiered system, which would allow lower-level offenders to be removed from the registry after 10 years, level two after 25 and only keep the highest level on for life, which is the case now. Rep. Kurt Bahr,

After learning about the termination of Clarence Collins, who had worked for The Pride Center (an LGBTQ community center in Florida) for fifteen years as a janitor, FAC was compelled to contact the center. Below is a copy of the letter. Letter To The Pride Center 04102018

The comments on a Go Fund Me page tell a completely different story about a man than the article in the Miami Herald. Clarence Collins had worked as a Janitor at the Pride Center in Wilton Manors, Florida, an LGBTQ community center that has been around for 25 years, this year. Clarence had worked for them for fifteen of those

Several members of the Florida Action Committee participated in the Florida Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers conference, held in Orlando last week. The conference, at which FAC had a table and circulated materials and resources, “was a valuable event as we network and continue to promote and establish ourselves as a partner in the reentry process.” said Gail

Last August, a US District Court Judge found the Colorado Sex Offender Registration Act violated the cruel and unusual punishment clause of the Eighth Amendment. Colorado’s Attorney General, Cynthia Coffman, appealed the decision to the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. Last week, attorneys general for the States of Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming filed an Amicus Brief in