Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
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Read moreFor eight years, Samuel Garza III worked at Starbucks in Clovis without any disciplinary actions. His colleagues respected him, the store named him “Employee of the Month,” and he was even tasked with training new employees, he says in court documents. When his manager discovered he was a registered sex offender, the company fired him in June 2025. The allegations
Read moreWe came across an interesting case out of the 6th Circuit, United States v. Buddi, that was decided earlier this month and has to do with “knowledge” in sex offenses. It’s a crime to “knowingly” persuade, induce, entice, or coerce a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity. But the real fight in this case wasn’t about what the defendant
Read moreNews broke overnight that Joseph Duggar, one of the children on the popular TV reality show ’19 Kids and Counting’, was arrested over allegations of a sex offense involving a minor. On its own, a celebrity getting charged with a sex offense makes headlines, but what’s making people pause isn’t just the accusation — it’s the last name. That’s because
Read moreIn what can only be described as a breathtaking leap from questionable policy to outright farce, Fresno is now considering banning registrants from attending city council meetings. Under the new measure, registered sex offenders would be prohibited from attending city council meetings in person. Not schools. Not playgrounds. Not parks. City council meetings! The kind held in echoing chambers with
Read moreWeekly update for March 17, 2026. This is recording number 360 Dear Members and Advocates, Florida has become synonymous with one of the internet’s favorite headline trope: “Florida Man.” The phrase has come to represent the bizarre, the ill-considered, and the kind of decisions that make informed people around the country shake their heads and ask, “What were they thinking?”
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