Author: FAC Contributor #3

Another excellent contribution from a new source FAC has come across; injusticetoday.com, which is a criminal justice news outlet. The contributors to In Justice Today are legal scholars, attorneys, reform advocates, writers and others with an interest in matters concerning criminal law. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo recently unveiled a legislative proposal packaged as part of a budget amendment to

14 year old “Jane Doe” sent a nude selfie to a boy she liked. He shared the image with a couple friends. Prosecutors charged the boys AND Jane Doe with child pornography offenses. Her, with transmitting child porn (in which the victim was herself), which goes along with 10 years on the sex offender registry. In a rare happy ending

If you are reading this post before the prior one, we suggest reading this one first. It will give you insight into why Derek Logue is looking for someone to take over his website, oncefallen.com. In the most recent post on his site, Derek writes, “To be honest, only pride and not wanting the enemy to declare victory over me

In what was made to sound like a terrible stalking situation (that wasn’t), Senator Lauren Book obtained an injunction against outspoken advocate Derek Logue. Insiders, who know Logue and his mission, know he was not seeking to harm Book personally, but to debunk her politically motivated and self-serving platform. Although FAC has not always condoned Derek’s methods, the underlying message

[change.org] How does the sex offender registry protect society and children? In a nutshell, it doesn’t. The sex offender registry protects no one, and takes rights away from tax paying citizens who have paid their debt to society as defined by the courts. People can say what they want about the registry not being punitive, but in reality it is

A headline in Today’s, Daily Ridge reads, “8 Polk County sexual predators and offenders arrested for failure to comply with Florida law”. We had to read the story to check out what horrible new sex crimes these guys were committing and, as expected, these were not new sex offenses, but technical registration violations. Worst, of the eight arrests, five (yes,