Come on now, Florida has to justify jobs by keeping the SOR as large as possible, up to and including dead people. I am convinced that Florida Department of Corrections does not even trust its own efforts at correction, therefore, keeping people on the registry ‘just in case’, so they cannot be blamed for failure to correct what some wayward registrant might do. If their corrective actions were effective in their own mind then names could be removed as corrective actions are completed. The SOR is a monument to a failed corrective system.

The one good thing about Vermont is that the majority of us would be done with the SOR at the ten year mark. Of course as long as Florida leaves everyone on the website, that will be a problem.

To Joe M,

Thank you for the information we all need to share any information that helps us out even if its in a different state. do you know if Vermont will hire an rso? i am not adverse to moving there

I endured that so-called therapy for five years. Got to spend a lot of money and hear stories about other’s problems. By the time I got into therapy I had come to grips with myself through the KAIROS program. I have been on an up hill journey ever since. I do, however, get together with a group of men every week for breakfast and then a round table discussion on what is going on in our lives and the lives of our families…and of course, politics. It is a Via de Cristo reunion group. If you have a chance to experience a Via de Cristo weekend it is more than well worth the effort. For most it’s a life changing/enhancing time with caring Christian brothers.

its only cold in the winter summers get up to 95 F
its finding a job that pays the bills in VT that’s hard especially being an rso

I know right??!! If it wasn’t so freakin cold up there, I’d consider moving to Vermont!!