It is ‘geographical incarceration’ or the same thing as an invisible fence that is used on dogs. When the dog goes beyond the boundary it receives an electrical shock in the collar. However, if you go beyond the boundary you receive a long and lengthy prison sentence.
Physical fences are used to geographically incarcerate you while you are in jail and prevent you from going into society.
This is no different other than the fence is invisible just like a dog’s invisible fence.

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They quoted 370 dollars from the amount needed 200 envelopes stamps etc I’m just brainstorming here 271 registrants you focus on the ones not on probation and do a target letter talking about how Brevard and Seminole county have very similar ordinances. $2500 per plaintive could cost the county a pretty penny if multiple registrants take a chance by putting their name on the lawsuit.

Your right! They can’t!!

What if we do a small donation drive to raise money for stamps and envelopes to the registrants in that country with a flyer with this recent verdict maybe someone might bite if they see they could get potentially get $2,500 dollars as a plaintiff.

We’ve already filed suit against Seminole.*. We just need plaintiffs willing to do so in their own real name, as our Brevard plaintiffs did.

*Google, for example, “Florida Action Committee” and “Seminole .”

Yea how can a non bias person look at this map and not say it’s banishment https://www.seminolesheriff.org/output/htmlcontent/40/ExclusionaryMap.pdf

You are correct, and I apologize. I think I was not understood, I actually wish the guys had gotten much more from the court, I was surprised that the attorney was given that much from the court, and our friends received very little.

The only way we will continue to experience successful court challenges, is if the attorneys have a prospect of getting paid for them.

‘Prospect,’ because our attorneys take on our cases on contingency, putting their own time at risk. They get paid only if they win.

We complain on this forum that we can’t find enough good attorneys to take on these cases, then complain again when they get paid for winning.

Were it up to me, this attorney would have gotten not $150k but $250k. So would our plaintiffs, but they weren’t doing it for the money.