Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
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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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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Florida Action Committee · Opinion Seven Years of Service: Was April Watson Treated Fairly? For about seven years, April Watson served the Town of Jay. She collected water bills, took on more duties and worked to rebuild her life. Those years deserve to count. Jay City Hall. Photo from the Town of Jay website. “People are different, people change.” Mayor
Read moreFlorida Action Committee A Dad Went to Pick Up His Child. Why Were Police Called? By FAC Media · Research and Commentary Illustrative file photo: Alabama, 2020. This is not Citrus Grove Elementary or the reported incident. Photo: Margaret Barse / Alabama Extension, CC0. He was waiting to pick up his child from school. For a parent, that is an
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More Than a Month Later: A Closer Look at Manatee County’s “27 Arrests” Headline By FAC Media | Research and Commentary Sheriff Rick Wells at the September 2, 2026 Operation Safe Childhood briefing. Photo published by Pulse of Manatee; cropped. Children deserve safety. Survivors deserve lasting care. Families deserve clear answers. Public money should support work that protects children and
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FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE Protecting Children Means Taking a Closer Look at Stings Opinion and documented research on child safety, government power and public cost. Online stings use decoys: adults posing as children. Children deserve safety, survivors deserve care, and these investigations deserve fair, open review. Could government be reaching too far? Its power, cost and burden on families should match
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