Lawsuit Mentioned on WNZF Morning Radio
FAC’s Lawsuit was mentioned on a Flagler County NewsRadio’s daily morning show. They quoted the County Attorney who indicated they would be filing a Motion to Dismiss (expected).
Read moreThe Government Can’t Keep You in the Dark
A recent decision from Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal has an important message for Florida’s counties: public records requests are not suggestions. And when the information is necessary to comply with a criminal law, “we’ll get around to it” isn’t good enough. During the first week of June 2026, the Florida Action Committee submitted Public Records Act requests to
Read moreUK: The UK Is Getting Tougher – and Sex Offender Policy Is Showing It
Things are getting very harsh in the UK when it comes to how society deals with people convicted of sexual offenses. Two stories this week should get everyone’s attention. The BBC is reporting on the UK’s increasingly aggressive approach to managing sex offenders’ location, while The Guardian reports that thousands of male prisoners in England and Wales could soon be
Read moreMT: Montana registrant population grows 8.1% percent over five years
According to Montana Department of Justice data, Montana’s registered sex offender population grew from 5,292 in 2022 to 5,718 in 2026 — an increase of 426 offenders, or 8.1 percent over five years. That’s a pretty remarkable number when you consider that Montana recognizes that registration is not lifelong for everyone. Under Mont. Code Ann. § 46-23-506(3), Level 1 offenders
Read moreChild Sexual Abuse Is Preventable — So Why Aren’t We Preventing It?
For decades, much of the public conversation surrounding child sexual abuse has focused on what happens after abuse occurs: arrest, prosecution, incarceration, registration and increasingly severe punishment. But a new article from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health makes an important point: child sexual abuse is preventable, not inevitable. The Johns Hopkins MOORE Center for the Prevention of
Read moreThe Registry Can’t Tell You Who Is Safe
There is a particular irony in the arrest of Palm Beach County Clerk of Court Michael Caruso. Caruso, a former Republican member of the Florida House and a political ally of Gov. Ron DeSantis, was arrested Tuesday on five felony charges related to the alleged sexual abuse of a young relative. Caruso has denied the allegations and, as with anyone
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