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PER DOC: IF YOU ARE ON PROBATION, ARRANGEMENTS ARE BEING MADE – CONTACT YOUR PROBATION OFFICER. IF YOU ARE NOT ON PROBATION, CONTACT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFFS OFFICE. THERE WILL BE ACCOMMODATIONS MADE. FEDERAL PROBATION HAS NOT RESPONDED. IF YOU ARE IN SEMINOLE OR BREVARD, THE SHERIFFS HAVE OPENED SPECIFIC SHELTERS JUST FOR REGISTERED CITIZENS WHETHER ON PROBATION OR NOT. We

On Friday, the Fifth Circuit Court in Florida sent Mario Bellamy back to the trial court to be re sentenced. The appellate court, relying on a Florida Supreme Court decision, reversed and remanded Mr. Bellamy back for re-sentencing, because under Florida’s sentencing scheme a juvenile cannot be given a life sentence. Bellamy was charged with murdering someone when he was

Join us for a frank and enlightening panel discussion exploring stigmas and issues that affect registered sex offenders, victims of sex offenses, families and friends. Saturday, November 5, 2016  3:00pm – 5:00pm FREE Admission United Methodist Church Of The Palm Beaches 900 Brandywine Road West Palm Beach, Florida 33409 Miracle Village Self Mailer – Inside Only

Today is October 1, 2016. A day we will forever celebrate. There are many significant dates every year where we recognize important events. We celebrate our birthdays, anniversaries, civil and religious holidays. We commemorate historic events, both good and bad, such as independence day and 9/11. We also recognize dates that are particularly meaningful because they redirected our lives. Today,

PRESS RELEASE FROM THE FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE (FAC) For Immediate Release September 30, 2016 Contact: Gail Colletta 561-305-4959   LAKE MONROE, FLORIDA – September 30, 2016 The Florida Action Committee (FAC) sent a petition to Florida Governor Rick Scott today, asking him to clean up the registry. The Florida’s Sex Offender Registry contains over sixty-nine thousand names! Most of the

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled this week that sex offender registration requirements can’t be increased for people who entered into plea agreements before subsequent versions of the registry schemes were passed. The opinion, which can be found here essentially says that the three plaintiffs who all plead guilty before the enactment of the State’s more stringent SORNA (in 2012) could