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What’s an important take-away from this article (aside from the reminder to register all your email addresses or you could be hit with a third degree felony) is the highlighted sentence below. Apparently “FDLE is working to bring forensic analysis to sex offenders’ homes…” What’s that all about?   ____________________   ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. A convicted sex offender was arrested

454 concurrent life terms in prison. FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY FOUR LIFE SENTENCES!!! That was the sentence imposed on Daniel Guevara-Vilca, a 26 year old Peruvian warehouse worker in 2010. What does someone do to warrant four hundred fifty-four life sentences in prison?!?!?  Serial Killer Charles Manson is serving a life sentence in California State. Terrorist Hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui is serving

Whether use of a file sharing program constitutes the transmission of CP is a question that the Florida Supreme Court may have to give a final answer on, as the District Courts of Appeal are in Conflict. File sharing programs are popular for downloading music, movies and even pornography. Well over a decade ago, when Napster was one of the

When you are a registered sex offender in America, you lose the right to choose where you want to live. By law. Your backstory doesnt matter. Nor does the nature of your crime or your excuse. You are exiled from society, and only a few places will welcome you. Like this place in South Florida. The City of Refuge. Jay

The following appeared in ActionNewsJax.com. Don’t you love the use of the term “loophole” – as if sex offenders devote their time to exploiting the laws and are choosing to be homeless just so they can live closer to children. What a bunch of idiots!   DUVAL COUNTY, Fla. — There are dozens of transient sexual predators and offenders in Duval County.

Having a sensible safety conversation about living, working, and learning alongside people with sex-related convictions is fairly rare in Ohio, as it is in the rest of the U.S. Politically expedient fear-mongering and knee-jerk policy-making tend to be the norm, sometimes even creating a social environment where sexual offending is more likely, not less. The Ohio Justice & Policy Center