Author: FAC Contributor #1

For those who are interested in reading an extremely well-articulated, well-argued, well-researched, brilliant motion, below you can find a link to Janice Bellucci’s Motion for a Preliminary Injunction to prevent the implementation of the International Megan’s Law. For those who have been in a coma for the last couple months, the US Government passed a law that would “conspicuously” mark

Below are notes on what is currently going on in Florida:     HB 1179 by Rep. Dan Raulerson (R-Plant City) on authorizing Sheriffs to assess fees for registering “serious sexual felony offender” and for probation and community control.  The bill is on its way to its second of three committee assignments, now in House Justice Appropriations Subcommittee.See also SB 1654HB 1179 by Rep. Dan

This weekend, I read of not one, not two, but THREE MORE teachers who were caught having sex with students just this past week. One in Lake County (click here if you want the details), and One in Sebring (click here if you want the details), and One in Miami (click here if you want the details). We all want

A question for our local elected officials: Who wants to be seen as pro-sex offender? Anyone? Anyone? Here’s the latest politicized push that could accomplish little and maybe even do some harm: local governments looking to all but ban sex offenders from living in our midst. And no, this doesn’t sound like a bad idea, until you consider the actual

A Motion for Preliminary Injunction was filed on February 19 asking the U.S. District Court to stop implementation of International Megan’s Law (formerly HR 515 and now Public Law 114-119). If granted, the motion would temporarily prohibit the federal government from both adding a conspicuous, unique identifier to the passports of registrants and notifying foreign countries of registrants’ plans to

By Lenore Skenazy One day after Pres. Obama signed legislation that will brand the passports of sex offenders last week, a federal court challenge was filed against it. The International Megan’s Law is supposedly a way to alert foreign countries to sex offenders who may be traveling there for sex tourism or trafficking purposes. Of course, who isn’t against sex