Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
FAC Media · Opinion & Research The Sting, the Edit, and the Evidence Questions about child safety, fair proof, and what viewers can know. By FAC Media Audi et ipse iudica- “Listen and judge for yourself.” What happens when someone says no? Four reported arrests in one night. What happens to people and families after the cameras stop? Children deserve
Read moreListen to Compliance Atlas Radio’s update on FAC v. Keefe ET AL (formerly FAC v. Glass ET AL): https://complianceatlas.us.com/ ComplianceAtlas is an independent educational resource intended to improve public understanding of state sex offender registration laws. We appreciate it’s following and reporting on our case and other happenings affecting our population.
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FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE · MEDIA They Listened: The Havok Journal Highlights Veterans’ Registry Burdens By FAC Media Routine ID check at Patrick Space Force Base, Florida, January 7, 2025. Photo: U.S. Space Force / Senior Airman Samuel Becker, via The Havok Journal. The Havok Journal listened to one of our own: an FAC member and retired U.S. Army sergeant. We
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FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE When a School ID Scan Reaches Into a Child’s Family By FAC Media | Research and Commentary Raptor VisitorSafe check-in interface. Official product image: Raptor Technologies. Shown for commentary on the system; this is not a photograph of a school incident. A child looks for a parent in the crowd at a school play. A father gets
Read moreAccording to a report by The BayNet, a Maryland man on the sex offender registry has been charged with a misdemeanor after entering the F.B. Gwynn Educational Center in La Plata on September 9. And what was he doing there? According to the charging documents, he was there with his child and going to the guidance counselor. A father accompanies
Read moreAccording to ABC 33/40, Birmingham has 139 registered citizens classified as homeless. The 2,000-foot residency exclusion zone may sound reassuring on paper. Keep people away from schools and daycares, and surely the community will be safer, right? But when exclusion zones eliminate so many potential places to live, the real-world consequences can be quite different from what lawmakers imagined. When
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