Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
FAC is posting this Book Club event for our advocates at Florida Restorative Justice Association (FRJA). NOTE: The Book Club will meet June 2, July 7, August 4 and September 1, 2025. You’re warmly invited to join us on June 2nd at 6:30 PM (via Zoom) for a powerful and grounding community reading and conversation as we explore “What It Takes to Heal” by
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Read moreDear Members and Advocates, We will start this weekly update with a strong disclaimer… The Florida Action Committee unequivocally condemns the creation, possession, or distribution of child sexual abuse materials (CSAM), whether real or AI-generated. That said, as legal definitions and criminal punishment expand, as they have in recent years, to include AI-generated images (content not involving real children) or
Read morePolice are warning the public that sharing information from the local sex offenders registry website can result in a three-year prison sentence. Police legal officer Zaheer Ali issued the warning while speaking at the police’s weekly media briefing on May 27. He added the site, which currently has just 36 people listed, should be used only for the sensitization of
Read moreOklahoma’s law against child sex predators just got tougher. Governor Stitt signed Senate Bill 599, so now, if anyone’s found guilty of committing lewd acts with a child under 14, they could face the death penalty or life in prison without parole. SOURCE
Read moreMaking Jamaica’s sex offender registry public could do more harm than good, warns human rights activist Carla Gullotta. Various incidents, including the sexual assault of two sisters in Old Harbour, St Catherine, by a man who had served time in prison for a previous sexual offence, has once again sparked calls for greater transparency and public access to the registry.
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