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A screening of the documentary, Untouchable, will take place at 6:30 PM, Wednesday, June 14, 2017 at the Portico in Tampa. 1001 N. Florida Ave, Tampa, FL, 813.254.5139 We encourage everyone in the area to set a reminder to go see the film. Please feel free to invite friends, family and whomever you feel would benefit from seeing this great

Here is the information for the registry reminder service. It will send you text reminders during your registration months. Printable poster for yourself and to share at registration, probation, and treatment programs: RRS post – 2020-08-06

Freshman Broward State Sen. Lauren Book says she won’t abstain from voting on matters involving clients of her father, powerful lobbyist Ron Book. Similarly, she sees no conflict of interest in voting on measures to funnel millions of taxpayer dollars to benefit her non-profit charity and political launching pad, Lauren’s Kids. … Lobbyist Ron Book, the senator’s father, is the

TAMPA — The presence of about 140 sexual offenders and predators in a one mile radius around V.M. Ybor has long been a worry for parents in the eclectic, mixed-income neighborhood. Drawing many of the offenders are cheap rooming houses on Nebraska Avenue where tenants sleep in bunk beds in shared rooms. Some properties have upward of 30 bunks and

The War on Sex, a long-awaited important collection of new essays about the unrelenting attacks on sexual civil liberties will be published March 24th.  A follow-up to the “Sex & Justice” conference in 2012, the book is a call to arms for academics and others to join the fight.  Check out the free preview which includes David Halperin’s introduction, a

Banishment zones for those on the sex offense registry are euphemistically known as ‘residency restrictions.’   In 2015, the top court in Massachusetts struck down such local banishment schemes and, in its ruling, gave them a Bronx cheer:   “Except for the incarceration of persons under the criminal law and the civil commitment of mentally ill or dangerous persons, the days are