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Rick Swearingen is a name we might only be familiar with because he has been the Defendant in a number of lawsuits brought against the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) challenging the enforcement of different aspects of the Florida Sex Offender Registry over the years. The standard caption “Doe v. Swearingen” is about to change, now that Swearingen has

Oklahoma SB 1619 would prevent licensing agencies from using old crimes to disqualify applicants, setting a time limit of five years from the date of conviction or release from prison, whichever is later. However, boards will still be able to consider violent felonies or crimes that trigger sex offender registration, no matter how long ago those offenses occurred. SOURCE

Stephanie is a hero. Stephanie is the Plaintiff in the Ex Post Facto Plus II lawsuit. Stephanie is her real name. It’s not “Jane Doe” or some other pseudonym used in this post to protect her anonymity, because she can’t. She is forced to bear the stress of proceeding as the plaintiff without the right to anonymity, on top of

This morning at 9AM, Oral Argument will take place in the Ex Post Facto I case. We believe the argument will be simulcast from this website: https://www.ca11.uscourts.gov/live-streaming-oral-arguments (but we may be wrong). In either case, the recording will be available online after. PLEASE send lots of prayers, wishes and good Karma to Todd and Val!

A Duval County investigation is under way into whether 22 sex offenders illegally voted in the 2020 election, expanding a prior probe that resulted in the rare arrest of a Jacksonville man on voter fraud charges. The only arrest so far from those complaints occurred in April when XXXXX XXXXXXX, was charged with three counts of voter fraud punishable by