Having just read the DeBary ordinance posted by JZ, doesn’t the incorrect data in Section 36-31 (d) used to support such an ordinance, make it highly likely that the ordinance would be struck down in court?

Ive never felt this way until reading this. I came from ny off of 22 years of no issues and no public registry as i had been responsible for transport not possession or viewing. One day a deputy takes me and says i absconded yet i had told nys i was coming even though im not on any probation nor supervision for 20 years at that point. The county filed no information and did not pursue but for some reason the florida doc registered me. I had a great career worked for feds and private sector. Now life is pretty much over. I see my children and as much hope as i had they would not be affected: now i see im the one to lead them
Into shame. Since i was put on the registry we figured wed stay in florida maybe things would work out. They wont even expunge the arrest they didnt want to prosecute. I dont see any hope. How can this have happened.

Understand. It can get frustrating at times.

Regardless of what your religious beliefs are, when someone is not allowed to attend church, the Constitution says that is a violation being able to assemble for religious services and believe that would open a can of worms so large that it would lead the way for even more lawsuits.

Hey a few weeks back I thanked you for your service. My Dad served 27 years in the U.S.N and I was born on a Navy base.
BTW I sometimes post as Jack and sometimes Cherokee Jack, they are both me depending on my mood lol

Jed, I know what you mean about Brevard. I experienced having to go out of my way just to do basic shopping, getting a haircut, and dining out. I have written the county commissioners several times about their justification for the ordinance and the false basis on which they based it…a twenty year old Supreme Court justice commentary on high recidivism of SO’s which was since rescinded as being false but too much of an embarrassment for them to redo the ordinance. Virginia has a similar ordinance except it is based on loitering and not proximity. There one can dine in a restaurant across the street from a child care center with no problem…not so in Brevard. They have all thus far been too cowardly to respond. I have even requested a face to face meeting and still no response. It shouldn’t surprise me or anyone. Since I came off of probation and GPS monitoring, life is almost back to normal. The sheriff’s department has real criminals to concern themselves with, not an RSO buying a loaf of bread.

Yes, Brevard has had the proximity ordinance for years. No one has challenged it in court yet, so it remains. When I lived there I could only shop at one store: The Walmart on Malory but could not go into the garden center because it was within the limit. Impossible to live there, due to this banishment ordinance, so I moved…

Cherokee, I know what you mean. I am grandfathered in my home of 15 years. My neighbors know about my background and they also know about my real character. I chose to not live in the shadows many years ago. Today my neighbor’s children play in front of my home…sometimes in my front yard…and they know I mean them no harm. My granddaughter and her friend visits with no problems at all. It is only the ‘professional victims’ who want to continue the paranoid myths to support their failures in life. We cannot lose confidence in ourselves and the mission we are on to educate society about the truth. The truth will set us free.

How can a government make it illegal for a citizen to go to church? Can they blanket EVERYONE like this? A retroactive law that just wipes away any constitutional protections and is a setup for prosecution. No effective date to start this additional prosecution just retro it to whenever.

a parent is now unable to go to their x’s house to pick up their kids for weekend visits.

yes this is America and your free to travel unless you been deemed an undesirable sex offender then you better not travel anywhere or your subject to arrest for going to the doctor’s office in this town. also, you can’t attend church in this town.

just wondering if this meeting was held in a place where SO’s can’t go.

so with this new law will this town now be violating the sunshine law as i will not be allowed to attend the public meetings?