I caught a case in 1999 and been registering since then even though it was a one time mistake I’m still being punished 17 years later and for life according to the law, its not fair to be punished because of the continued actions of others.

Or they could keep the current system and just make it just available to the police. Is that better? I don’t think so.

It is not going away but it can be made more “fair” with reforms such as the tier rating system if applied on an individual case by case basis.

That at least allows for the potential of relief and light at the end of the tunnel instead of just failing down a bottomless black hole.

It will also bring to light FACTS which will allow more reforms as those FACTS are accepted as reality (something the government fears) instead of FEAR. That alone would be a 100% improvement.

Or They could just do away with the registry which has no factual evidence of promoting any public safety.

1. Remove those off the list immediately as they are no longer even remotely relevant to the purpose of the registry.

2. Adopt a tiered system to allow the systematic removal of those who have “paid the debt to society” and have been model citizens. Allow they to reenter the world and move forward.

3, Stop the unconstitutional cruel lifetime punishment – which lifetime surveillance and public shaming certainly both are. Prevent Florida from abusing the rights of American citizens.

Florida needs to be sued into change. Common sense will not work as those in the Florida government do not have it. We must force them to use FACTS and not FEAR!