Bill containing very concerning changes to registry filed – SB 1932

Yesterday, Senator Ed Hooper filed SB 1932, which is a 100+ page bill making significant changes to the registry. We have not gone through the bill yet, but one glaring and very concerning change is that the State makes it more difficult to petition for removal and now requires that FDLE be noticed on every petition and FDLE plus the State Attorney have an opportunity to oppose.

More to come, but in the interest of getting this to you as quickly as possible, please read through it yourself below.

SB 1932

 

92 thoughts on “Bill containing very concerning changes to registry filed – SB 1932

  • January 16, 2022

    Two things; is this a new legislator and does anybody know anything about the lady running the ads about DeSantis?

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    • January 16, 2022

      What ads about DeSantis?
      Hooper is a senior legislator.

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  • January 15, 2022

    SB 1932

    Last Action: 1/12/2022 Senate – Referred to Criminal Justice; Appropriations Subcommittee on Criminal and Civil Justice; Appropriations.

    Bill is NOT on CJ meeting agenda for 1/18/22.

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  • January 14, 2022

    I need help from anyone that understands the differences when you travel internationally. I love to leave the states and all i have had to do being a palm beach county resident is contact my local sheriff 22 days or more before i left and register my flight/address where i am staying and dates i will be gone. has anything changed beyond that? i don’t want to be arrested for some idiotic violation they slipped in

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    • January 16, 2022

      Correct – register your information 21 days or more before your departure date. This must be done in person.

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  • January 13, 2022

    A vacation rental bill has been proposed, according to WFSU’s Capitol Report.

    My question is, does anyone know whether this bill (again) proposes that 24-hour registration language we keep having to shoot down?

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