Author: FAC Contributor #1

The United Methodist Church took time to share a very positive story about the Pahokee Church that took in registered citizens. http://www.flumc.org/videodetail/2182610  

Thankfully, FAC was successful in blocking the passage of several horrible laws (lifetime GPS, for example) during last year’s legislative session. Several new laws go into effect today (nothing going into effect today impacts registrants) so here are a few changes to be aware of as they relate to sex or pornography: Prostitution: Paying for sex will become a first-degree

In the late 1980s, despite legal and ethical concerns, a few U.S. states began indefinitely detaining sex offenders, a practice known as civil commitment. Over the last 30 years, this model has spread across the nation. Now, America’s system of sex offender management is being called into question in courtrooms around the country and the court of public opinion. 2015

The following aired on WFTV News last night.  

An organization that works to reform sex-offender laws in Florida is suing Seminole County and Sheriff Don Eslinger, alleging that a decade-old county ordinance is so restrictive that it prevents registered sex offenders from traveling to a grocery store, eating out at a restaurant or, in some cases, even leaving their homes. According to Seminole’s ordinance, sexual offenders or predators

Seems like it’s been a busy month for law enforcement and sex offenses. Three stories this week of law enforcement officers charged with sexual crimes… Goes to show….   Cop who ran youth program charged with sex acts with girls September 29, 2015 14:10 EDT MIAMI (AP) — A South Florida detective who oversaw a youth police program has been