News & Updates

Last week we posted about a bill concerning privacy rights and drones. To get their bill to pass, one legislator suggested that sex offenders might use drones to leer at children. While this really happened, the post was intended to be satirical, but at the same time a serious illustration of how legislators are using the “sex offender” hysteria to

MARCO ISLAND, Fla. – Keep sex offenders out! That’s the message from Marco Island. The city might ban sex offenders from living 2,500 feet from where kids live, play and go to school. But, on an area as small as Marco Island, does that mean sex offenders will be banished completely? As safe as Marco Island is to raise her

Judge Paul Huck granted the Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss in our lawsuit challenging the Miami-Dade residency restriction. While it was not a surprise, it was nonetheless extremely disappointing to have our case dismissed. The lawsuit, which was filed by the ACLU in Federal Court on behalf of the Florida Action Committee and homeless registrants living alongside the railroad tracks, sought

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This is URGENT!!! The Lifetime Monitoring Bill is being heard on Tuesday. That’s this coming Tuesday! If you are opposed to this bill it is important that you please call and email the senate committee. We are counting on our members to call and send emails by the thousands!!! You do not need to mention if you are a registered

In the last week we’ve received a few questions about the recent Supreme Court decision and what it means for people on lifetime GPS currently or the “lifetime monitoring bill” presently being considered in the Florida Legislature, so we thought we would address it in a post. On March 30, 2015 the Supreme Court of the US issued an opinion