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FLEMING ISLAND, Fla. – Florida Lawmakers have passed numerous laws punishing those convicted of sex crimes and this year added more laws designed to keep the worst of the worst away from your children. The Legislature made tighter laws after it was reported that 594 sexual offenders had gone free since 1999, only to commit 463 child molestations, 121 rapes

Ratcheting things up to another level, County Representatives voted to urge the Florida Legislature to put all Sexual Predators and Sexual Offenders on GPS monitors for the rest of their lives.     Miami-Dade Legislative Item File Number: 142353 Printable PDF Format File Number: 142353 File Type: Resolution Status: Amended Version: 0 Reference: Control: Board of County Commissioners File Name:

OK… Here’s the story from the Brewtown Standard: A convicted sex offender is facing two new criminal charges after he allegedly altered his driver’s license to hide his conviction. Everett Roberts, 31, a resident of Alco Drive, was arrested Monday for violations of the sex offender community notification act, Sgt. Patrick Caylor of the Brewton Police Department said. “Mr. Roberts

Yesterday the FCC revoked the radio license of an amateur radio operator. The reason; “We would be remiss in our responsibilities as a licensing authority if we continue to authorize Titus to hold an amateur radio license that could be used to put him in contact with children,” notes the agency, which found Titus unqualified to hold a ham license

As so many have done recently, Josh Gravens wrote an open letter to Lena Dunham. It read, “Many children around the country did the same thing you did.” But this was not just another defense of Dunham’s childhood behavior as innocent exploration. The letter continued, “A 9-year-old in South Carolina is now on the sex offender registry for life, and he

The criminal justice system in the United States today bears little relationship to what the Founding Fathers contemplated, what the movies and television portray, or what the average American believes. To the Founding Fathers, the critical element in the system was the jury trial, which served not only as a truth-seeking mechanism and a means of achieving fairness, but also