Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
Another state to defeat municipal sex offender residency restrictions is the State of Massachusetts. LYNN — Sex offenders can legally live wherever they choose, according to a court ruling that nullifies the city’s sex offender ordinance. “A decision came down last week that no city can enforce a sex offender residency requirement,” said city attorney James Lamanna Friday.
Read moreNAPLES, Fla. – Collier County commissioners, led by Donna Fiala, will consider imposing stricter living restrictions for registered sex offenders throughout the county. full story
Read moreThe article below was written by Lenore Skenazy. Lenore is a journalist and author who was the keynote speaker at this past week’s RSOL conference in Dallas. The excitement of this year’s conference was somewhat overshadowed by the arrest of Josh Gravens. Gravens is a Texas registrant who is on the list for an offense committed when he was 12.
Read moreBut in our zeal to protect kids, the movement went overboard.
Read moreThe Florida Action Committee is proud to represent our State at the RSOL National Conference in Dallas. We would love to meet with you to exchange ideas and coordinate efforts for our collective movements. Please contact Gail Colletta at 561-305-4959 if you would like to to schedule a time to meet with a FAC representative. 561.305.4959
Read morehttp://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2014/07/11/we-must-destroy-the-children-in-order-to-save-them/ My colleague Tom Jackman’s story about the efforts of officials in Northern Virginia to forcibly induce an erection in a teenage boy in order to pursue “sexting” charges against him has deservedly provoked national outrage. As Jackman points out, Manassas police have since backed down and now say that they won’t execute the warrant. Of course, there remains the problem of why the warrant was
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