News & Updates

In this week’s weekly update, written 3 days ago, we wrote, “In the coming days, communities will start objecting and registrants will be chased out, until they consolidate at the last location to complain and, from there, we’ll quickly be back to two-hundred seventy people and beyond.” Since that time, 44 of the 270 have been “shuffled”! There have been

Source: Miami New Times In 2009, California artist Scott Gairdner made the “Sex Offender Shuffle,” a viral video parodying Miami-Dade’s treatment of sex offenders. With a catchy beat and ’80s-style cinematography, the four-minute spoof of the 1985 Chicago Bears’ “Super Bowl Shuffle” mocked the way sex offenders are shuffled from one location to another under the guise of public safety. Nine years

In an interesting guest column in Orlando-Rising.com, State Senator Lauren Book tells parents they should avoid taking their children to see the kid’s movie “Show Dogs” because of a scene which she calls ‘disturbing’. She calls for the removal of the scene before it’s release or a boycott of the film.. The objectionable scene is one “where the hero prepares

In the comments section, please describe how the new 3 day law will impact you. Is your registration office closed certain days, so you will be restricted on the days you can travel out of state? Will you not travel as much because of the time it takes to register IN PERSON? Will it impact your work travel? Will it

We are looking for input from people on GPS Monitoring (Florida Probation). If you are, please tell us: (1) What type of equipment you have (ie: manufacturer and model, if possible), is it one-piece or two? (2) Do you have frequent false alerts? If so, what happens? Your help is appreciated – please reply in comments below. ***NOTE: WE WILL

Miami Herald Editorial Board May 23, 2018 12:40 AM When Florida House Speaker Richard Corcoran convinced the House to pass ethics rules in 2016 that require lobbyist for local governments and other tax-funded entities to disclose their contracts, it was a victory for transparency. Finally, the public would see how much public money their local governments were spending to lobby