Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
Florida Action Committee 📣 MEDIA BUZZ Come Listen: ComplianceAtlas Covers FAC v. Glass Our stories. Our families. Our voices. Thank you, ComplianceAtlas, for reading our email newsletter and bringing attention to FAC v. Glass. We appreciate you helping more people understand our lawsuit and the issues facing people on the registry and their families. Come listen to Compliance Atlas Radio
Read moreLegislation in Oklahoma may give people who are cognitively impaired a path towards removal from the sex offender registry. HB 3606 allows a person to be considered for removal of the requirement to register as a sex offender if the person, or a legal guardian acting on behalf of the person, can provide to the court documentation that the person
Read moreFlorida Action Committee Media ⚡ MEDIA BUZZ The Miami Times Covers FAC’s Housing Challenge Miami-Dade • October 7, 2026 FAC has been working with The Miami Times to help get this story out and bring attention to the people living under Florida’s registry laws. In her October 7 report, Amelia Orjuela Da Silva explains how housing restrictions, shelter barriers and
Read moreFlorida Action Committee Media Big Numbers Need the Whole Story Southwest Florida • October 7, 2026 Illustrative photo: Lukas Blazek / Pexels. I read Vanessa Norris’s October 7 report on Southwest Florida crime statistics for the Fort Myers News-Press and Naples Daily News, part of the USA TODAY Network. These cases are serious. Children deserve protection. Families also deserve the
Read moreMedia & Commentary “By the Way”: When the Label Becomes the Story By FAC Media We are not putting C.C. in the spotlight. We use his initials because our concern is how the story was told, and what happens to a person when a label is added to it. He is already dealing with serious allegations. We do not need
Read moreFLORIDA · PUBLIC RECORDS · RESEARCH Florida’s Registry: The Rules, Records and Money That Keep It Running How reporting duties, shared information, enforcement, and funding connect across Florida October 4, 2026 · Updated October 5, 2026 · Research based on public records Florida’s registry runs through sheriffs’ offices, state agencies, computer systems, paid employees, and public money. These parts connect
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