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They Listened: The Havok Journal Highlights Veterans’ Registry Burdens

October 16, 2026October 18, 2026 FAC_Media 5 Comments FAC Media, Florida Action Committee, housing barriers, long-term care, Military Base Access, Military Retirees, Registry infrastructure, SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY, The Havok Journal, veteran families, Veterans min read

FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE · MEDIA They Listened: The Havok Journal Highlights Veterans’ Registry Burdens By FAC Media Routine ID check at Patrick Space Force Base, Florida, January 7, 2025. Photo: U.S. Space Force / Senior Airman Samuel Becker, via The Havok Journal. The Havok Journal listened to one of our own: an FAC member and retired U.S. Army sergeant. We

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When a School ID Scan Reaches Into a Child’s Family: Administrative Punishment?

October 16, 2026October 16, 2026 FAC_Media 2 Comments administrative punishment, Broward County, Charlotte, child safety, children and families, FAC Media, Miami-Dade County, parental access, public spending, Raptor Technologies, registry abolition, school registry screening, school visitor screening min read

FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE When a School ID Scan Reaches Into a Child’s Family By FAC Media | Research and Commentary Raptor VisitorSafe check-in interface. Official product image: Raptor Technologies. Shown for commentary on the system; this is not a photograph of a school incident. A child looks for a parent in the crowd at a school play. A father gets

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Eight Years Waiting for Answers: Georgia Takes Another Look at a Registry Case

October 15, 2026October 15, 2026 FAC_Media 1 Comment Carl Gardei, civil rights, due process, Gardei v. Taylor, Georgia Supreme Court, interstate relocation, registration requirements, registry laws, SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY min read

FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE Eight Years Waiting for Answers: Georgia Takes Another Look at a Registry Case By FAC Media Research and Commentary · October 15, 2026 People need to know what the law requires of them. For someone on the registry, a wrong step can carry serious consequences. Getting a clear answer should not take years. Just north of Florida,

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No Stable Home, More Felony Charges: Is This Making Florida Safer?

October 15, 2026 FAC_Media 0 Comments Brevard County, Broward County, failure to register, family impact, Florida registry, GPS Monitoring, homelessness, housing restrictions, Miami-Dade County, public safety, transient registration min read

Housing · Accountability · Public Safety No Stable Home, More Felony Charges: Is This Making Florida Safer? Child safety deserves policies that work. A closer look at housing barriers, reporting rules and the human cost of repeated arrests. By FAC Media Research and Commentary October 15, 2026 On October 14, Brevard booked Travis Kinte Green, listed as transient in Cocoa.

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Growing Up on the Registry: When the Whole Family Pays

October 13, 2026October 13, 2026 FAC_Media 2 Comments aging registrants, caregiver support, cognitive health, family impact, Florida Action Committee, Florida registry, juvenile registration, mental health, registry reform, youth registration min read

FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE MEDIA Growing Up on the Registry: When the Whole Family Pays Children grow. Parents age. Families keep caring. October 13, 2026 · Video premiere PREMIERES TODAY AT 10 A.M. EASTERN Tuesday, October 13, 2026 · 5 minutes, 32 seconds The premiere page is open; playback begins at the scheduled time. Watch the premiere Children grow, parents age,

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Florida’s Registry Keeps Growing. Public Safety or Overenforcement?

October 12, 2026October 11, 2026 FAC_Media 3 Comments accountability, enforcement funding, FDLE, Florida registry, ICAC, Media Buzz, Operation Cooked, OPPAGA, public safety, registration requirements, registry reform, SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY min read

INVESTIGATIVE REPORT Florida’s Registry Keeps Growing. Public Safety or Overenforcement? What are taxpayers getting? By Florida Action Committee Media Opinion and Commentary · October 11, 2026 An arrest makes a headline. What happens afterward is harder to see. Florida’s registry grows, reporting rules accumulate, and public money supports enforcement. But the public still needs clearer answers about costs, outcomes

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