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Off U.S. 27 and just east of the Williston city limits sits a quiet, rural neighborhood of manufactured homes on tree-lined streets. The rigid, vinyl-sided homes are surrounded by yards, some littered with kids’ toys strewn near shrubs and parked vehicles. In the midst of the bucolic setting is one house, home to six men — sometimes 12 — all

Here’s an interesting story that came out today from Orange County. A registrant is arrested for not providing his email address and other information, but that information was used in connection with him getting an IT certification after finishing prison. A condition of his probation was that he not use any device with internet access. The reality is; in this

DAYTON — A Kettering woman convicted of promoting prostitution and labeled a sex offender after she drove a friend to what turned out to be a prostitution sting was granted judicial release after serving about seven months of an 18-month sentence. But Aimee Hart, 42, is continuing with an appeal of her fourth-degree felony conviction because she doesn’t believe she

The proof that current sex offender management schemes are not working and more focus and resources need to be allocated to PREVENTION rather than punishment; still more teachers and police officers are getting arrested for sex crimes. Today the following reports came out: Former teacher gets 22 years for sex with students BARTOW, Fla. (AP) — A former central Florida

FAC will be conducting it’s monthly member call tonight, July 2, 2015 at 8:00 PM. The topic for this meeting will be and update on litigation as well as a recap of what took place at last week’s National RSOL Convention in Dallas. You are encouraged to join the meeting. Call in information is on the right margin of the

On June 4, Lauren’s Kids, released the results of an Internet poll it commissioned that found more than one-third of female respondents and one-fifth of male respondents had admitted to being sexually abused as children. The survey’s results came in just as legislators reconvened for a special session to decide the 2015-2016 budget, which included a $3.8 million grant for