Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
This Call To Action has been superseded. Comments are now disabled. CLICK HERE FOR THE NEW CTA This is the Senate companion bill to HB 1085 that is also moving through the House committees. Now the Companion Bill is starting to move through the Senate committees. Initially, the Senate version did not include the red lettering; however, it was recently
Read moreWe have the opportunity to spread the valuable information that Steven Yoder wrote about in his recently published article in The Appeal: “As Florida’s Unhoused Sex Offense Registrant Population Booms, Group Ask UN for Help.” For our members who have a Twitter account, please retweet Yoder’s article. Here is a Tweet that he posted that can be retweeted: https://twitter.com/syodertweets/status/1638631634756055045 Yoder
Read moreIn 2015, many NARSOL supporters followed NARSOL’s participation in the Rhode Island residency restrictions case, and quite a few people contributed funds to help NARSOL support that very important case. The road has been long, but they have at last prevailed. Many people follow and listen to the Registry Matters Podcast. While not a NARSOL project, the podcast is one
Read moreSteven Yoder is to be applauded for his investigative reporting of the current situation for many people on the sex offense registry in South Florida. This past November, leaders of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, patted themselves on the back for the “good” job they were doing in fighting homelessness. But what these leaders did not want to share with the public,
Read moreA federal court ruled unconstitutional Rhode Island’s law that makes it a crime for certain sex offenders to reside within 1,000 feet of a school, saying the residency prohibition was unconstitutionally void for vagueness. ACLU of RI cooperating attorney Labinger said: “The Court’s decision is important to our clients and the class they represent, because it means that they will
Read moreSteven Yoder, an investigative journalist who has had articles featured at our site, has done much to share with the public the truth about people on the sex offense registry and the punitive effects the draconian laws and ordinances have had on registrants. Yoder is now in the process of gathering data for future articles and needs our help. He
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