It is, I believe, the same basic thing.
Bail is a universal human right.
To suspend bail requires a finding of a public safety risk (compelling government interest).

Any public safety risk, in the case of sex offenses, is much lower than recidivism for most crimes for which bail (appellate or pre-trial) is usually granted.

So no finding of public safety risk (compelling government interest) can be shown in the (usual) case of sex offenses.

Suspending bail without a compelling government interest is very illegal!

A government cannot suspend the right to bail simply because they find a crime to be abhorrent. They must prove that there is a legitimate issue (such as safety of the community) at stake.

They cannot. (Except on a case-by-case basis).

Reading all these cases like mine where others have been screwed gives me some comfort that it was not just me or my lawyer but the judges who in fact had a preconceived judgement of what we did and that we are all monster and NONE of us could possibly be innocent of even one of the trumped up charges they add onto our cases.

Seems our lawyers plead our cases with solid case law and all the judge hears is “Blah blah, BLAH BLAH BLAH”.

When the prosecutor speaks all the judge hears is Johnny Cash singing “I’m stuck in Folsom prison, got these Folsom prison blues”.

Link to bill:
Here is a link to the Bill, I will be sending a media campaign today, would appreciate anyone’s input, especially a Press Release ; targeted to Lawmakers – Leg, Senate, Bar Assn’s and law schools. 
Time is of the essence. 
https://www.myfloridahouse.gov/Sections/Bills/billsdetail.aspx?BillId=66895   

Where are out second Amendment militias when we need them? As far as RSOs are concerned we live under a 13th amendment violation. Like old Dred Scott the courts of this land view us as having no rights anyone else is bound to respect. We need some Nat Turners to come forward out there, perhaps utilizing their own Klan-type gowns and hoods to pay a little visit to the legislator would-be slaveholders Florida’s governing body.

Good luck finding some country that will take you.

This is for bond pending appeals

It is funny you say that because when I was locked up, the murderers were who a lot of the inmates looked up to. They thought of them as Heroes and role models for some odd reason.
Like they had committed the ultimate act and lived to tell about it and were some sort of bad ass right of passage.

So what’s really happening is Leek is masturbating his constituents by pretending to pass a law that punishes sex offenders, when the reality is he wrote a law that removes a judges discretionary power to grant bond post conviction to a bunch of people who, let’s face it, aren’t typically pushing our cases to trial to begin with.

Likely anyone commenting here was never eligible for a supersedeas bond at any time and if you walked out your front door and started throwing rocks you’d be more likely to hit the President than you would anyone else who was granted a supersedeas bond.