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The following article appeared in USA Today. Before anyone in Florida gets too excited, the preemption argument was tried here already several years ago and failed.   ALBANY, N.Y. — Local governments in New York cannot restrict where registered sex offenders can live, according to a ruling Tuesday by the state’s highest court. The state Court of Appeals threw out

Is this article for real?!?! Can someone tell me where they got the statistic that one in three middle school children are being targeted for sex trafficking?   Story by Jonathan Beaton/CBS12 News WEST PALM BEACH (CBS12) — Violence, threats, terror and lies are just some of the ways officials say sex traffickers are targeting South Florida children and we’ve

This article is not so newsworthy or republished here because a police officer got off easy after sexually assaulting multiple victims. We know that’s not anything new or unusual in Florida. The reason this article appears on the site is because of the highlighted quote below: ____________ In March 2009, soon after he was named Employee of the Year for

In a victory for fundamental fairness, the New Hampshire Supreme Court held today that New Hampshire’s law requiring the registration of certain criminal offenders is unconstitutional as applied to an ACLU client because the law retroactively imposes lifetime restrictions on individuals who were convicted before these lifetime restrictions were enacted.  The case was brought by the American Civil Liberties Union of

A convicted sex offender can spend his $3 million Florida lottery winnings any way he wants, over the protestations of two of his alleged victims, a judge ruled Friday. Timothy Poole won the Florida Super Millions scratch-off lottery in December, taking home a lump sum of $2.2 million. Two brothers are suing Poole for psychological damages after they say he