Florida Action Committee (FAC)

By Sandy Rozek, a NARSOL board member, communications director for NARSOL, editor-in-chief of the Digest, and a writer for the Digest and the NARSOL website First published at NARSOL.org “NARSOL is pleased to report that our efforts to end the practice of ‘No-candy” Halloween warnings signs have borne fruit in Louisiana.” “A week before Halloween, 2023, NARSOL made the determination

“In a terse two-sentence decision issued today, the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a Temporary Restraining Order used by the federal district court on Friday.  As a result, registrants in Missouri are not required to post a sign on the front door of their home on Halloween this year.” Read about ACSOL’s success in this case and pass on

Some policy makers are starting to listen to the concerns of registered citizens and their family members.  Now is not the time to let up but to continue to be strong as a united force.  In the past, proposed restrictions or laws would pass immediately without pause or discussion…but no more.  We are seeing change happen in county and city

Halloween is the most fraught day of the year for our community.  It has been cloaked in fear and libel unnecessarily and irrationally. To many, Halloween is a frivolous day.  Light on cultural baggage and a day to be silly or to have fun.   To some, Halloween is a religious or culturally significant day.  Many cultures honor the deceased in

As the cancer of sex offender ordinances is trying to pass from county to county and municipality to municipality in Florida, we must stay united in our fight against this insanity.  Our FAC board members will tell you that the situation is far from hopeless as more and more opportunities are coming our way to stop what some uninformed individuals