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SOURCE The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) has agreed to permanently eliminate on a statewide basis its requirement that registrants post a sign on their residences on Halloween. This agreement is the result of a lawsuit filed in 2015 by California RSOL and two individual plaintiffs in San Diego and Los Angeles. “In the past, CDCR placed registrants

The following event should prove to be extremely enlightening and informative. We encourage FAC members to attend.   ****PLEASE NOTE THIS EVENT IS ON A UNIVERSITY CAMPUS. IF YOU HAVE RESTRICTIONS ON WHERE YOU CAN GO, PLEASE BE MINDFUL**** 2016_ATSA_Public_Engagement_Event

The Florida Action Committee board of directors and membership wishes to express our deepest condolences to the Wetterling family. While this past week’s events are certainly not the outcome any of us would have hoped for, we certainly hope that any resolution provides some closure to the decades of uncertainty and there is peace in that. Jacob’s death has torn

This is an important call to action. We urge members to contact the US State Department and their Legislators in response to the State Department’s notice that they will be implementing the unique identifier provision of the recently enacted International Megan’s Law. The text of the notice can be found here: https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2016-09-02/html/2016-21087.htm In summary, it states; The final rule incorporates

I, like many people, have for a very long time been plagued by stressful dreams.  Perchance it is my affinity for science fiction that many of the dreams fall into places and situations that seem outer worldly, then at other times they are very down to earth, but not necessarily places or times that I am actually familiar with. As

Read the FDLE’s interpretation of the October 1st Changes to the Registry Laws:   https://floridaactioncommittee.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/10-1-16-Update-Notice-Summary.pdf