Residency Restrictions by State (for persons required to register as sex offenders)

The following table was extracted from a 2018 study entitled, “Sex offender residence restrictions and sex crimes against children: A comprehensive review” by Joanne Savage and Casey Windsor. It is a useful resource to determine which States have a Sex Offender Residency Restriction (SORR) and against who they apply. Please note that these are STATE restrictions. Municipalities (County and City)

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Fort Lauderdale opening more neighborhoods to sex offenders with change in strict law

There are no homes at 2700 N. Federal Highway in Fort Lauderdale. Although the only buildings standing are a McDonald’s and a Chick-fil-A, 110 people have registered it as an address. All of them are convicted sex offenders. This hotspot for sexual criminals is one of several along Federal Highway in northeast Fort Lauderdale, one of the few slivers in

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RTAG: Analysis of Entry Into Mexico

2 months ago, Registrant Travel Action Group, Inc (RTAG) put on retainer a Mexican Immigration lawyer and an American/Mexican lawyer to wrtite a report examining Mexican authorities application and enforcement of the Gaurdian Angel program. Working with Matt Ameika (https://www.ameikadespachodeinmigracion.com/matthew-ameika-eng ) and Luis Fernandez of Mexico City, we present the attached report.This report is the foundation in an atteptto reverse the

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FAC has no affiliation with “The Joseph Spencer Pratt Justice Reform Advocacy Group”

For several months an individual operating as “The Joseph Spencer Pratt Justice Reform Advocacy Group”, an unincorporated entity, has been circulating emails cc’ed to FAC, other advocacy groups and individuals. FAC has determined it necessary to expressly ensure that anyone receiving these emails is aware that FAC has no affiliation with this Group. While the individual behind it is probably

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Reason.com on Gundy: Gorsuch and Sotomayor Showing Signs Of Support

Hopefully you have taken the opportunity to read or listen to the recent oral arguments in the Gundy v. United States case. By many measures, it was a very good start in the Supreme Court case which challenges the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act of 2006 (SORNA) on the grounds that it unconstitutionally delegates legislative powers to the Executive.

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