Weekly Updates

Dear Members and Advocates, Recently we’ve seen several comments and emails concerning new laws expanding the death penalty to sex offenses. So far this year Alabama, Oklahoma, Iowa and of course, Florida, introduced laws that would allow the death penalty for adults who sexually abuse children. In Putnam County, the first such case came up a couple of weeks ago

Dear Members and Advocates, We Need Your Help to Reach the Vulnerable Among Us! FAC is currently working to connect with individuals on the registry — or their caregivers — who are elderly or have physical or mental impairments that make it difficult, or even impossible, to comply with Florida’s strict sex offender registration requirements. Florida’s registration laws are enforced

Dear Members and Advocates, The most significant update from this past week is an upsetting one. Last week, NARSOL (the National Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws – of which FAC is the Florida affiliate) reported that it had been forced to cancel its 2025 Annual Conference, which was scheduled for June 26–29 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. According to NARSOL’s

Dear Members and Advocates, This past weekend families across the country celebrated Father’s Day.  Happy Father’s day to the fathers of registrants who have provided unconditional support to your child. Happy Father’s day to the dads on the registry who were fortunate enough to celebrate with your children. And Happy Father’s day to those of us who are alienated from our children.

Dear Members and Advocates, Anthony Weiner, once a rising star in Congress whose career was derailed by scandal and a criminal conviction for a sex offense, is making a bid to return to public life. Recent reports have surfaced of Weiner testing the waters for a New York City Council seat — a move that is sparking a broader conversation

Dear Members and Advocates, You’ve probably noticed that we’ve been posting a lot of international stories on our forum lately. It’s certainly not because we’ve run out of hard work to do here in the US – and certainly not in Florida. It seems the domino effect that was started in the US appears to be spreading and we want