Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE 📣 MEDIA TUESDAY #2 ⚡ THE BUZZ News • Media • Legal Developments • Ways to Take Action This week’s The Buzz brings together our newest media release, important legal developments, our continuing declaration effort, the push toward 10,000 petition signatures, and several ways you can get involved. Some of these stories are moving quickly. We have
Read moreFAC is urgently asking every registered citizen who has been affected by residency restrictions, proximity ordinances, family separation, or other consequences of Florida’s registration scheme to submit a declaration. Your declaration helps our attorneys show the court what these laws actually do to real human beings. And we’ve made it easy. 👉 Submit your declaration online: FAC Declaration Form Please
Read moreFlorida Action Committee ☀️ Sunday Lookout: Weekly Updates & Organizational News 🌴 Support Groups • Veterans • Hopeful News • Medical/ID Reporting • Media Volunteers 1. 🏳️🌈 LGBTQIA+ Support Group — Sunday Sunday, September 20, 2026 • 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Florida Action Committee is hosting its LGBTQIA+ Support Group by Zoom. Members can join for conversation, support, connection,
Read moreFLORIDA • CHILD SAFETY • YOUTH • PUBLIC POLICY 🚨🧒 If the Registry Protects Children, Why Are Children on It? ⚖️📊 Florida’s own government reports, public-health guidance and research raise questions that deserve serious discussion about youth, rehabilitation, public disclosure and where sexual harm to children actually occurs. Can publicly identifying a child for years or decades be shown to
Read moreA Maine legislator is proposing the “Eliot Cutler Law.” Under the proposal, a person convicted of a sex offense who violates probation FOR ANYTHING would automatically have to serve the remainder of the previously suspended prison sentence after a first probation violation. The proposal isn’t law yet. It is still being developed and is expected to be considered when Maine’s
Read moreThe US House of Representatives approved a measure that would ban people convicted of sex crimes against children from serving in union leadership positions. The legislation (H.R. 8775), which passed by voice vote Wednesday, would amend the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act to bar any individual from serving as a union leader, as well as a consultant, adviser, or collective
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